Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 177, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1934 — Page 14

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NEW PRODIGY HELD SMARTER THAN EINSTEIN Boy, 7, Whose Quotient Is 196, Put in Shade by Latest Find. United Prrni NEW YORK, Dec. 4—" What do you mean, a child almost as smart as Professor Albert Einstein?” the Bureau of Child Guidance in effect demanded of the Educational Clinic this afternoon. “Why, we have a child who is smarter." The bureau then announced existence of a 7' -year-old boy, who has an intelligence quotient of 230, which makes him the smartest person in all the world Professor Einstein's intelligence quotient is 205. 1 one of the highest ever recorded heretofore, and the quotient of the Educational Clinic's prodigy, who is 7, is only 196. The new prodigy is a pupil at the Brooklyn Ethical Culture School, and his teacher, Mrs. Henry Neumann. was disturbed because newspapers had made much over the clinic's prodigy. She refused to divulge his name, fearing publicity might hurt his future.

Likes Music, Mathematics The child's mind, like that of Professor Einstein, seems predisposed toward music and mathematics, she said. He has devised a numerical alphabet with which he writes with ease and has invented a system of musical notation using numbers that competent music technicians have pronounced entirely practical. The Bureau of Child Guidance is a part of the Board of Education. A few months ago. a Brooklyn second grade teacher grew weary of a little boy who knew all the answers before she expounded them, and sent him to the bureau. Dr. Morris Krugman gave him the “IQ” test and before he had finished the child had comprehended the involved method by which his test arrives (in theory) at an appraisal of Intelligence. Astonished, Dr. Krugman began propounding mathematical theorems which the child solved with ease. Parents Are Intellectuals The new prodigy, like the 7-year-old mental giant of the Educational Clinic, is of Jewish parentage, but his parents, rather than having little education, are classed as "professional intellectuals.” He did not walk until 14 months old, and did not talk until 20 months. But when he did begin talking, it was in complete sentences without trace of garbled pronunciation. His physical and social age is only a little more advanced than his chronological age and he therefore enjoys the company of other young children. He is taught in a class of other exceptionally bright children, although none approach his “IQ” rating. No effort is made to push him. He is large for his age and has a strong, sound body.

TIRED OF FUGITIVE'S LIFE, MAN SURRENDERS New York Parole Violator Gives Self Up to City Cop. Leo Majors. Baltimore, was in city prison today because, police said, he grew “tired of jumping the law.” Police, awaiting word from New York state officials as to his disposition, say that he walked up to Patrolman Frederick J. Craig last night while the patrolman was on duty at Washington-st and Sen-ate-av, surrendering to him with the explanation that he was a parole violator from the state prison at Attica, N. Y., and that he was tired of a fugitive’s life. POLICE SIGHT CROWD. NAB LIQUOR SUSPECT 40 Gallons of Alcohol Taken As Hopeful Watch. A crowd of 20 smiling Negroes clustered about a small sedan at Blake and Hadley-sts today attracted the attention of police who investigated and discovered 40 gallons of alcohol being unloaded. Charles Drake. 32. of 820 W. Michigan-st, driver of the car, was arrested on a charge of transporting liquor without a permit, and the cheer, destined, police said, for a pre-Christmas celebration, was confiscated. The car driven by Drake was that of his brother. Oliver Drake. 1637 Hoefgen-st. who was not present. ELECTION TODAY ENDS FINANCE GROUP PARLEY Fiscal Problems of State Conference to Be Discussed Also. Discussion of the problems of finance companies and election of officers for the coming year today were scheduled for the closing sessions of the Hoosier Association of Finance Companies convention at the Hotel Lincoln. Speakers included R. E. Meier Evansville, president; Benjamin Friedman, state motor vehicles chief title clerk; Owen L. Coon. Detroit, and George W. Starr, director of the Indiana University Business Research Bureau. REED CLUB WILL MEET Rabbi Elias Charry Will Discuss “Fascism and the Jew.” Rabbi Elias Charry. Indianapolis chairman of the League Against War and Fascism, will speak on “Fascism and the Jew” at the meeting of the John Reed Club at 8 tomorrow night. He will base his talk on recent magazine articles on Fascist and anti-Semitic activities in the United States. An open forum discussion will follow the address. The meeting will be held in Room 320. 143 E. Ohio-st. Kiwanis Club to Meet B. R. Jones, field manager for the Ethyl Gasoline Corp.. will speak on “Modem Motor Fuels” at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in the Columbia Club tomorrow. Mr. Jones will have a gasoline engine with which be will demonstrate his ** l>f

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William Bosson

Funeral services for William Bosson, prominent Indianapolis attorney and former power in Indiana Republicanism, were to be held this afternoon at the Flanner <fc Buchanan Mortuary, 25 W. Fall Cree K-blvd, with burial in White Chapel Cemetery. Mr. Bosson. who was 77 and who lived at 3460 Salem-st, was honored by the Indianapolis Bar Association at a special memorial meeting in Superior Court, Room One, this morning.

U. S. EXPENSES SHOWINCREASE Heavy Recovery Costs Send Expenditures Above Nov,, 1933. By United Prrgg WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.—Heavy recovery costs sent Government expenditures up to $638,607,912 last m6nth from $499,420,221 in November a year ago, according to a Treasury report.

The November expenditures, of which nearly two-thirds were for emergency purposes, however, were slightly under total October disbursements of $758,452,671. Partly offsetting the November expenditures were receipts of $246,607,387, leaving a deficit of $392,000,533. In November, 1933, the Government spent $499,420,221 and received in income $208,861,276, leaving a deficit in that month of $290,558,995. In the corresponding period of the previous fiscal year, the Government spent $1,908,696,977 and ‘'earned” $1,136,504,402, leaving it “in the red” in that period $772,465,575. Another sweeping rise in Government gold holdings was reported in November, with the rise in gold stocks approaching the $100,000,000 mark as the result of heavy foreign importations. At the end of November the Govarnment's gold stocks stood at anew high value of $8,131,821,968, a gain of $1,113,558,042 over Fej3. 1. 1934, when the dollar was devalued.

VAN ORMAN TO SPEAK BEFORE TRAFFIC CLUB

Former Lieutenant-Governor Will Address State Group. F. Harold Van Orman, Evansville, former Lieutenant-Governor, will be the principal speaker Thursday night at the eighteenth annual dinner of the Indiana Traffic Club in the Columbia Club. Albert Stump, local attorney, will be master of ceremonies. Traffic officials from Chicago, Cincinnati, Dayton, O.; Louisville and Terre Haute have been invited by M. C. Safford, club president. C. G. Hageman, dinner committee chairman, and Sam Ziffrin, entertainment committee chairman, have arranged a program which will include music by Mildred Myers and her orchestra, the Radio Rhythm Trio, Gypsy Marla and Carolyn and Vernon. HOSTETTER ELECTED SETTLEMENT CHIEF Presbyterian Secretary Chosen as Welfare Group President. Election of Dr. H. B. Hostetter, 344 Lesloy-av, Indiana Presbyterian Synxl executive secretary, as president of the American Settlement, which operates welfare centers at 617 W. Pearl-st and 511 W. Mary-land-st, was announced today. Other officers for the coming year are Mrs. J. P. Dunn, vice-presidenr; E. H. Janke. secretary; William Henry Harrison, treasurer; Miss Mary Rigg, superintendent; Miss Margaret Yule, assistant superintendent. Formation of an auxiliary to the settlement is expected by Jan. 1. MISSIONARY CLUB TO HOLD HOLIDAY SESSION Woman's Society Christmas Meeting to Be in Y. W. C. A. The Indianapolis district of the Woman's Home Missionary Society will hold its Christmas meeting at 10 tomorrow morning in the Young Women's Christian Association Build ing k Christmas missionary boxes will be presented at the meeting and Mrs. Clifford Yoh and Mrs. E. L. Hitchens will relate experiences in missionary work. Mrs. P. E. Powell and Mrs. E. H Hughes have charge of the program. The presiding officer will be Mrs. Frank H. Durnell, and Mrs. J. H. Smiley will have charge of the devotional period. COUNTY CLERK RETURNS Ralston Resumes Duties After Celebrating Triple Holiday. County Clerk Glenn B. Ralston resumed his duties today after a five-day vacation during which he and Mrs. Ralston celebrated a triple holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralston last Thursday observed their fifth wedding anniversary. Mr. Ralston’s forty-third birthday and Ttianksgiving Day at Niagara Falls.

! VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Paul Ward. 24. Pan*. 111., farmer. and Ruth WaUh. 18. ol 2958 Btation-t. houaeArthur Neargarden. 2*. of 509 East Walnut-ft, salesman, and Olive Stachler. 25 L Hotel Lincoln, housekeeper. iPorrest Wirt. 29, of 1425 Dexter-st. dental laboratory, and Frieda Smith. 24 of 4622 Kenwood-av. housekeeper. Howard Stevens. 21. Mooresville. upholsterer. and Marjorie Reeae, 19. of 1502 Montcalm-st. housekeeper Otha Roberts. 39. of 2535 Central-av accountant, and Alice Onderdonk. 30. of 2535 Central-av. housekeeper. Richard Jones. 25. Danville. Ind.. laborer, and Evelyn Miles. 16. of 1113 Churchav, housekeeper. Harry Terebaugh, 65, of 23 McKeon-st. agent, and Elizabeth Miller. 56. of 230 E 12th-st, secretary. Herbert Norwood, 23, of 2831 N. Sher-man-dr. machinist, and Myrtle Kirby. 23, of 406 N. Bradley-st housekeeper. Rosco Williams. 23. of 1050 Espanolast. porter, and Lola Jones, 20. of 1050 Espanola-st. housekeeper. L. F Kernel, 36. of 1008 Harrison-st. elevator constructor, and Nancy Jeffries. 39. of 937 Buchanan-st. housekeeper. Perrv Bland. 41. Westphalia. Ind.. produce dealer, and Alberta Fox. 26. of 617 Ft Wavne-av. bookkeeper. Robert Smith. 32. of 219 E. 7th-st, attorney. and Dorothy Foster. 20. of 133 E. 13th-st. secretary. Robert Royse, 27, of 237 E. 15th-st, watchman, and Helen Egan. 20. of 2457 N. Pennsvlvania-st. housekeeper. Samuel Ulrv. 25. of 6049 E Washingtonst. clerk, and Frances Davis. 22. of 6049 E. Washineton-st, assistant fishier John Callahan. 41. Detroit: insurance, and Virgina Allair. 27. of 4335 Park-av. housekeeper. David Holsev, 21, of 1726 Cornell-av, laborer, and Alnor Jacksoa, 19. of 2227 Columb.a-av. maid. Chester Carrico. 24. of 1751 Tabor-st, laborer, and Doris Jackson. 18. of 1411 E. Tabor-st. housekeeper. Ralph Gillespie, 50, Columbus. Ind., housekeeper. Marvin Carter. 26, of 810 N. Highlandav. knitter, and Doris Crowe, 19, of 974 SUllwell-st. housekeeper. Births Boys Irvin and Mabel Swain, Methodist Hospital. Clarence and Dorothy Deitsch, Methodist Hospital. Orvall and Thelma Burgess, 3950 Fletcher-av. Armstead and Clatie Anderson, 1109 W. 33rd-st. George and Estelle Mason, St. Vincent's Hospital. Elmer and Helen White. St. Vincent’s Hospital. Edward and Marguerite Neidig, 629 N. Colorado-st. Girls Ray and Ruth Northrop, Methodist Hospital. David and Esther Sher, Methodist Hospital. Dwight and Helen Shields, Methodist Hospital. Robert and Irene List, Methodist Hospital. William and Eleanor Glass, Methodist Hospital. John and Dyndall Hinman. 518 Birch-av. Walter and Frances Duncan, St. Vincent's Hospital. Donnell and Anne Hadley, St. Vincent’s Hospital Riley and Rebecca Heishman, St. Vincent's Hospital. George and Cecelia Wendling. St. Vincent’s Hospital. Deaths Forest Utterback, 27. St. Vincent’s Hospital. petritonitis. Lee Messer, 44, Fall Creek and 30th-st, concussion of brain. William Bosson, 77, Methodist Hospital, myocarditis. Harry Sacks. 87. 1427 N. Delaware-st, lobar pneumonia. Robert Easter, 70. 46 S. La Salle-st, acute broncho pneumonia. Elian Custer. 58. 2157 N. Gale-st„ chronic myocarditis. Oscar Gurnell, 54, 1749 Lockwood-st, lobar pneumonia Laura Paul, 66, City Hospital, arteriosclerosis. Amanda Bishop Wenrick, 62, 44 Whit-tier-pl. cerebral apoplexy.

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VITAL STATISTICS Deaths Ernest Cook. 46. Progress Laundry, fractured skull. Olive Howard Williams, 59, Methodist Hospital, toxic goiter. FOR WANT AD RESULTS AT THE LOWEST COSI IN INDIANAPOLIS RILEY 5551 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS A discount ot 10 % is given fox CASH or If bill la Paid within ONE WEE* after billing BOX NUMBER REPLIES Advertisers who do not desire to divulge their names or addresses may Cake advantage of The Times "BOX NUMBER" service Replies to "Box Number" ads are received at The Times office and advertisers are assurred that their Identity is never divulged bv The Times ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices HAENSEL. CAROLINE—BeIoved wife of Robert Haensel of 2125 Napoleon St., passed awav Tuesday, Dec. 4 Funeral Friday, Dec. 7, 9 a. m., at St. Mary’s church. Washington, Ind. Friends may call at the home of Mrs. Haensel until 8 a m. Wednesday. HARDY, CHESTER H.— Husbanj" ol Jessie Starke Hardy, father of Anne; on Tuesday morning. Services from FLANNER A BUCHANAN MORTUARY at 12:30 on Wednesday. Dec. 5. Burial St. 7-iOuis on Thursday. HORSWELL. DR. GEORGE H.—Age 81 years, passed away Monday. Dec. 3, at the home of Mrs. Samuel T. Tomlinson, 1801 North Illinois st. Funeral Wednesday. 2:30 p. m., at the GEORGE W. USHER FUNERAL HOME. 1719 N. Capitol ave. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends_ invited. LITTLE. ALICE—Of Cumberland, mother of Glover, Frank and William Little, sister of Martha McConnell and Mary Jane Pace, passed away Monday, 5:30 a. m. at the Methodist Hospital. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. m. at FINN BROS.' FUNERAL HOME, 1639 N. Meridian st. Friends may any time after 10 a. m. Tuesday. Interment Washington Park cemetery. MAX HERRLICK A SON SERVICE. MCDONALD, HARRY A.—Age 50 years, beloved husband of Mrs. Hazel R. McDonald. father of C. Marjorie McDonald and Mrs. Florence Habison, brother of Mrs. Besse Wilson of Crawfordsville, Ind.. and Ralph McDonald of Greenwood, Ind., departed this life Monday afternoon. Funeral Thursday. 1 p. m.. at the SHIRLEY BROS.’ CENTRAL CHAPEL. 946 N. Illinois st. Friends invited. Burial Crawfordsville, Ind., about 3:30 p. m. Friends may call at the residence, 632 N. Riley ave. until Thursday. [ jCtawfordsville papers please copyj. MILLER, OPAL—Mother of George, daughter of Mrs.* G. W. Miles, 2715 N. Illinois St., passed awav suddenly at Chicago, Saturday. Dec 1. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 5. ’ 2 p. m. at above address. Centennial church. 3 p. m. Burial Centennial cemetery. Morgan county. (Martinsville papers please copy.)

The Best Is the Cheapest GENUINE t/ in GLENDORA *0 Large lump, forked Enos Block, fkd., $5.69; 4x2, $5.25 Hoosier Red Pepper, lp $5.69 Best Grades of Indiana. W. Virginia, large lp., fkd., $7.03 W. Virginia, 3x5, clean fkd., $6.78 Pioneer Island Creek, block, $7.18 Coke, furnace $8.90, nut $8.90, pea $7.40 Dry Cordwood, Best Grade $4.00 Deliver Vi tons anywhere in city. UNIUN’ICG h COAitfl DR-4621. Established 1903. I It will pay you to visit our yard and I see the difference in good coals. THE FIRST CHOICE COAL LAST WINTER—XOW BETTER THAN EVER $ 5 .2 5 3x2 Forked Indiana No. 5 O. MARTIN ICE & FUEL CO. 1125 W. 25th St. TA-1201 TA-1201 i HOOSIER tr or i I RED PEPPER * I I COAL A Better Coal for Less J|j| Sold and Guaranteed by F F. J. Schuster Coal j I DR-3000 *’ DR-3001 I IrROMmOIANff^IGIES^OAyrtJNEsI $ 5.23t p ohßuys 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 Coals of HIGHEST Quality 6x3 6-In. Lump ss.69arah| Indiana No. 5 Pioneer Island Creek -l o lump, clean forked ipl.lO Tip-Top West Virginia qc 7(1 Furnace Chunks. 6x3 SO.IO Citizens Coke. QO egg and nut So.7U Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Cos. DR-2400 4 Yards. DR-2401 PAY YOUR - MONEY FOR HEAT NOT FREIGHT 8-Inch $ CT .69 Lump T~ Indiana No. 5 WRIGHT COAL CO. 5000 N. Keystone Ave. HU-1354 HU-1354 Majestic . f" West Virginia / I I j Block ... / .V/w Kem Treated •5.46 Casady Fuel & Supply Cos. CH-1427. 906 N. Sherman Dr. Champe-fiarland Coal Cos. 1422 W. 30th St. TA-6871

ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices PFEIFFER, JOSEPHINE—BeIoved wife of J. P Pfeiffer, mother of Leo N . J. E Bruno C . Mrs Clara Douglass and Mrs. Stella Wohlhieter. passed awav Tuesday. 615 a. m. FTiends may see Mrs. Pfeiffer mv time a ter 6 p m. Dec 4 at the FUNERAL HOME OF FEENEY A FEENEY. 2339 N Meridian 8t Funeral Thursday 8:39 o'clo'x a: :he FUNERAL HOME and 9 o clock St. Philip Neri church. Burial St Joseph's cemetery. Friends Ntavlted. _____ SCOTT. MRS. PEARL— Residing 527 E 31st St passed awav Sunday at Lafayette. Ind. Services at FLANNER A BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday at 2 p. m. friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. THOMPSON, CRAWFORD W.—Beloved husband of Ida M Thompson, passed away Sunday evening, Dec. 2. age 45 years. 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. WALD FUNERAL ‘ DIRECTOR. 2 Cards, In Memoriams BIDDLECOMB —-We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to the relatives and friends for the kindness and sympathy extended us during the illness and death of our father and brother, FRED T. BIDDLECOMB We wish to especially thank the members of Typographical Union No. 1. composing room of the Indianapolis Star, the Modern Woodmen lodge, the reader. Mr. Richard Shimer: Wald Funeral Directors, every one who assisted us in any way and for all the beautiful flowers. Daughter. MRS. JUNE HARTZOG; Son. FLETCHER BIDDLECOMB: Brother. WALTER BIDDLECOMB. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists FIN NB ROS. Funeral Home 1639 N Meridian St. TA-1835 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive TA-4400 GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI-5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI-3828 GEO. W. USHER FUNERAL HOMES 2614 W. WASH. ST. BE-0148 1719 N. CAPITOL AVE. TA-1719 J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect st. DR-0321, DR-0322 4 Lost and Found BLACK AND WHITE female Fox Terrier with tan harness, lost on south side. Reward. DR-3953, or 272 C'aven St. BLACK CAT—White face, white feet. Vicinity E. Michigan,-Beville Ave. Reward. CH-0344. _ SPITZ MALE, white: friendly: gone 2 weeks. Answers "Skippy;” $lO reward. HA-0273-W. LOST—Black, lady's purse, containing diamond ring, receipts. 2833 E. 19‘h St. Reward. STRAYED—SMALL GUERNSEY COW. 703 YOKE ST. DR-1417. BROWN female oversize fox terrier; 21st. Bellefontaine. Tuesday; Trixey; reward. HE-3504. WHITE DOG—Black spotted, male. One blue 'eve. one brown Locked collar. Name Ted. Reward. 1009 W. New York St. LOST—Boston bull terrier, male; blue eyes, white face: name Bozo; vicinity of Washington pi. IR-2139-6. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading becauge interesting bargains of manv kinds are listed here daily.

isaasssram { HOOSIER $C .25 I I RED PEPPER J=l ■ COAL i,2 forked J| M $ SK/i Chunks Lump T Sold and Guaranteed bv ! STEWART COAL CO. J I CH. 4600 CH. 4600 | I FROM INDIANA'S RICHEST CpALMjNESf B^s^ Treated Mine Run, $5.15 1/4 Ton Up J. & I. COAL CO. CH-6048 BLUE DIAMOND FINEST QUALITY E. KY BLOCK, $7.18 5x2 FURNACE ROUND, $6.97 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Blue Diamond Coal Cos. , CHerry 7500 qhVV GIVES W.VA. RESULTS KIKG OF INDIANA ‘B "£■ J 5.50 Janol Coal Cos. ** CHerry 6048 QUALITY COAL AT AN ECONOMY Ton Ton Furnace KSSYtIW Forked Chunks Indiana No. 5 HORACE H. PAGE COAL CO. 342 W. 10th R I -4035 RI-4035 Special Indiana Coal Sale 2-IN. NUT AND SCREENINGS *4. 48 Good for Furnace and Stove BRAZIL BLOCK Mine Run $5.23 WHITE ASH Lumpy Mine Run ■ $5.11 Best Cordwood Fireplace. Furnace $4 BLUFF RD. COAL CO. DR-6767 GIVE YOUR "POCKETBOOK A TREAT $5-46 rgflSß. $5-69 6X3 Ton Furnace “ 6-Inch Lump Chunks Indiana No. $ ERNEST JOHNSON COAL CO. 1035 West 25th St. TA-1232 TA-1232 BRAZIL BLOCK, $5.23 Mine run. mined In Indiana We Deliver Any Amount Perry Coal Cos. RI-1567 SELL KEN 1 OR kSTAi* through classified ada in The Tunes < Phone ‘‘ad-taker.** RI-4551 during buai--1 aha ho ur a. * : JtMr

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A NNOUNCEMENTS 4 Lost and Found LOST—Small brindle bull terrier, named "Skippy": whelping; reward. 2409 1 2 E. 10th.‘ CH-0513. FOUND —Package containing dry goods. Call 230 S. Penn. Ask for Lon. 5 Personals THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of The Indiana National Bank of Indianapolis for the election of directors to serve for the ensuing year will be held in its banking rooms Tuesday. Jan. 8, 1935. between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 o’clock P. M. THE INDIANA NATIONAL BANK OF INDIANAPOLIS R. MALOTT FLETCHER. Cashier, HATS |— Cleaned and Blocked 1 _ THE 5-MINUTE SHOP / jC U So 111. St. RI-0816 __ FREE FINGER WAVING Marcel, hair cut or shampoo. Permanent waving at a very nominal service charge. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY A BARBER SCHOOL, 342. E. Wash. STUDENTS GRADUATED from the International Beauty & Barber School are In demand because of their efficient Qualifications—low fee 342 E Wash FREE NOTOX HAIR DYE Wednesday only. Small service charge only. Appointment. LI-0432. FALSE teeth repaired 75c up. New plate $7.50 DR. CARTER, 626 K.P bld.RI-1250 WILL board, clothe child, $4. Best references, care, 34 N. Traub. Fur coats relined, repaired, remodeled. REASONABLE. HU-8150. FREE HAIR CUTS LI-0432. 209 I. O. O F. CENTRAL Penn and Wash. 6 Transportation RELIABLE TRAVEL everywhere. Bus ana priv. sedans SAVE! 165 S. 111. RI-5634 LIMES WANT ADS cost less than in anv other Indianapolis newsoaper BUSINESS SERVICE Auto Repairs AUTOS repaired in my shop at home. Reasonable prices. 1615 E. Michigan. Building Materials Buy Where Cash Counts Ix 6 Drop Siding No. 3 $2 60 per 100 Ix 6 Flooring No. 3. $3 per 100 Ix 6 Boards No. 3, $3 per 100. CASH AND CARRY DISCOUNTS. II 12 Northwestern'ave ' TA-2500 General Contracting REMODELING, repairing, financing N. H. A. contracts, furnishing labor and materials. LOGAN LONG COMPANY’S ROOFING and FOY'S PAINTS. Free information, estimates. INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. RI-6090. CONTRACTORS, don't miss this opportunity; important information, confidential. RI-5040, TA-6644. Machinists GEO. J. EGENOLF—M achi nis t s—We specialize in printing machinery. 18‘/a W. South st. LI-6212. Mattress Repairing MATTRESSES renovated: made into tnnersprings: expert workmanship: reasonable RI-2240 Moving, Transfer, Storage MOVING, storage: reasonable: careful handling- white men W. STEINKAMP RI-3667. IK-2185-1 OARLETON TRANSFER—Experienced movers: covered vans: reas rates HA-2252 STORAGE—LocaI, long-distance hauling return loads wanted: part-load service. OTTO J. SUEZ. RI-3628-6561. CH-0699-W. PETE'S—CH-2878. Careful white men. covered vans: any where 1 anything. Rent A Car RENT A NEW DeSoto Air-Flow, Drlve-it-yourself. 39 Kentucky. RI-7438. INSTRUCTIONS _ 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring FREE HAWAIIAN GUITAR—To each new student. HILO HAWAIIAN STUDIO. 2108 Roosevelt ave "BEST BY TEST.’’ TEN PER CENT discount on all Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad Headquarters 314 W Maryland St WANTED 13 Help Wanted—Male STUDIO WORK—Salary. Permanent job 206 1 2_E. New York. MANAGER for our business in Marion County. MR. HEINEN. Lincoln_Hotel. 14 Help Wanted—Female WANTED—GirIs 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 city; guaranteed salary and bonus. Call after 4 p. m., _272 Century Bldg._ 16 Situations Wanted TYPIST. COMPETENT. P. B. X. CLERICAL WORK. HU-6059. ANSWER Want Ads Proinptiv. The bargains that vou see today mav be gone tomorrow RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms S3: 24TH. E.. 515—Cozy room, next owth. steam heat. Hot water Widow’s home HE-1494 _ . ALABAMA. N . 702—Apt. 4: attractive bedroom: steam, hot water: modern: reasonable: close In. LI-3173. DELAWARE. N.. 1407 Large, pleasant bedroom: good heat: reasonable: close In. RI-9267. DELAWARE. N . 2412—Warm, cozy rooms: bus line: garage: real homeUke : 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. _ MERIDIAN. N.. 403. 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. 36TH. W.. 14--Delightful front room, private home; easy transportation: gentlemenpreferred. 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns HOTEL ANTLERS Offers all comforts. Ultra modern note service. As low as $2 a day: SlO week 750 N. Meridian U-2351 HOTEL: 124 E NEW YORK—Modern outside rooms: reasonable: to from ooat- _ office. SCHWENZER HOTEL— 45 E. Washington at.; clean outside rooms, 82.50 up waly.; running water; showers, tubs.

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RENTALS 18 Housekeeping Rooms $2.50—2238 W. 16th; 2-room modern apt.; completely furnished: private entrance; adults. BE-4275-W. BROADWAY, 1134—1 to 3 large, clean _warm rooms. $2.50 to *6 week. CARROLLTON. 2230—1-room and kitenenette; good Jieat;_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 heat. LEXINGTON, 1206—4-room upper duplex; nice, clean: adults: private entrance. Reasonable. DR-1190-J. MICHIGAN. 615 E.—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms. Modern. Good heat. Reasonable. LI-4792 NEW YORK. E., 1405—Elderly ladv for housekeeping: reasonable. IVa sauares Holy_C r °ss church. LI-7636. PARK, 1535 —2-room apartment: sintc; furnished or unfurnished; modern; private entrance; reasonable. PENN. 815 N.—l Clean room, adjoining ba*h. A-l location, steam heat. Cheap. LOVELY WOODRUFF—6OB M. dr.—l-room kitchenette; furnished; utilities. 3rd floor: $lB mo. CH-4108. _ CLINTON HOTEL—Large front room, housekeeping, steam heat, gas range. 29 Virgina avs. 19 Rooms with Board HAMILTON, N., 1033—Front room; board, laundry; excellent heat: private entrance; home privileges; $6; gents. CH--2616-R. MOUNT, 52, N.—Attractive room, next bath; suitable for 2. Home cooking; BABY or children to board; good care: modern home: reasonable. RI-7123. 21 Unfurnished Apartments $27.50; “DUNDEE." cor. Virginia and Me Cartv sts. Price includes heat. gas. Frigidaire CH-2777 GUILFORD. 6364’ 2 —Modern 2 Dcuroom; sunparlor. garage; steam heat: $27.50. HU-1859. LOVELY 2-bedroom apt., north Fall creek Frig, gar.: 542.50. LI-3164. TA-0335. 1433 N. Pennsylvania . $37.50 to $50.00 3720_ N. Pennsylvania $47.50 Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. apts. Free service and transportation. LI-5452. dMRTM€nr RfNfflt 6U€fKJ Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-1328 FOR colored—Jackson Ct.. 1222-24 Cornell: S2O; includes utilities. See custodian. FOR colored Douglas Court, 21st and Blvd. PL. $22.50. including util. See custodian. ANSWER Want Ads Promptly The Dargains that, vou see today mav be gone tomorrow RENTALS 22 Unfurnished Houses SIO.OO M 0.—722 W. 30th 5-room, semi-modern double; water pd. LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. _______ 247 N. Penn. $10 —950 BELL ST.— 6-room double, near Tech; redecorated in—out. RI-2929. $10; 437 S. GRAY—4-room, semi-modem double; garage: water paid. CH-0357-M. $10; LAUREL, 1738—5 ROOMS; WATER PAID. * *_ sl2. UNION ST., 2231 >,i double; 5 rooms, semi-modern; water paid. DR-4673 ADAMS ST.. 2059—4 rooms, bath; A-l; $16,50; water paid; garage; Heatrola. CHURCHMAN. “2429 6 Room double. Beech Grove car line, garage, chicken hojjse: $12.50. DR-1099. CONGRESS. 364—6-room mod.. corner bungalow; $25; water paid; garage TA--6095. DEQUINCY. 320—Desirable 5-room modern single: newly decorated: excellent fur_nace. GUILFORD, 2304—Newly decorated 5-room modern double: water paid; sls. LI-7361. C. C. GROVE. 44 Virginia ave. 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.; water paid. LI-2290. LASALLE. 2607 N.—Bungalow; 5 rooms, breakfast room, full basement, laundry, garages. TA-6415. NEW JERSEY. 1903. N.—lo-room modern, 2 families, will redecorate; S3O. HA--3089-M. NEW YORK. E„ 3110—5-rm.. semi-mod. and garage; on bus line; water pd.; $lO RI-6412. J. S. CRUSE. INC. SHERMAN DR.. N.. 619—3-bedroom modern: garage; $35. SHIMER AGENCY LI-1003. TA-1003 _ STATE. 425 N.— B rooms, modern, nevlv painted and decorated: garage: near Tech: reduced 24TH. E., 618—5 rms.. gar.; good heat; new dec. thruout; S3O. LI-6035. 39TH. W.. 323—6-room modern and garage; Just off Maple rd.; nice location; $25. RI-6412. Rent starts Dec. 16 5-RMS.—SIO.OO 3709 Robson st.; 2 in family: semi-mod. dbl.; water pd. A J. HUEBER & CO.. 144 N. Del. LI-4412 FREE RENT until Dec. 5: 123 S Arlington; 4 rooms, semi-modern: newlv decorated; Slo._ IR-3516. _ HALF dble., 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 ADAMS ST.. 2057—4 rooms, bath: convenient, cozy, clean, desirable; garage; _ *25. _ MERIDIAN. N„ 818—1. 2. 3-room furnished apartments; Frigidaire. utilities; *6, $8 NORTH. 4700—Coziest bungalow in cuv; radio. Frigidaire; $35. WHITE. RI--7766. IR-7956 ■ NICELY furnished home; 3 bedrooms; ref- | erences required. TA-2854. M Suburban and Farms 32ND E 3520—4 rooms: 3 lots .. *lO 8 Meridian on Habick rd.; 1 1 acres 10 Edge Maplewood: 10 a.: 4-rm house 12 1739 S. Vinewood ave.; 5 rooms 16 1406 S Sherman: 3 rooms 8 JENNINGS BROS . 28 S Ulinoi* St 26 Wanted to Rent VAN CAMP'S Hardware official wants furnished or unfurnished home or apt. RI-7768. TIMES WANT ADS are the moat economical In the city REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale Michigan FOR SALE—Eight-room two-storv house: all modern, double garage, boathouse. 110-foot lake front, sea wall, motorboat. rowboat: all fenced In. plenty of shade: ideal for small children Cost sll 000 three years ago Will sacrifice half Diamond Lake Cassopolis, Michigan. U S. ACKERMAN. 1405 Lincolnwav West. South Bend, Indiana. 128 Sale Suburban Pr&perty iBE SURE- Ut votti utte Demand an abstract prepared bj UNION TITLE COUS £. Market 8t„ Union Title Bldg.

DEC. 1, 1934

I MERCHANDISE 34 Swap* SWAP Things You Have for Things You Want TO ADVERIISEK Each ad appearing in this column is list'd in The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixty days free of charge. Your "Swap" 8d will receive a special rate of seven days for the price of five and four dava for the cost of three. TO TRADERS it you can not find the leads that you desire in the ads in this column, call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade lor vou from Swaps previously published. There la no charge for this service MY cash for vour Chevrolet. Model A Ford 727 Fairfield, apt. 9. HA-2399-W. C. TILLMAN for Nature s Crystals: $100; guaranteed. 4017 E New York st. IR-0934. $5 00 for old bicvcles or new blcvcles. 803 E. 63rd st WA-1133 * AUTOMOBILES repaired at vour home _allows cheaper price, cash or ? DR-4148-J DOUBLE garage doors—For coal, cash or ? Ist. ave.. West and Amber st. BICYCLES—SI2 up tires, repairs. HOFFMAN. 251 Mass. LI-5256 205 E. Wash. FRIGIDAIRE—New 1934. 8-cu ft. Will take R R B & L stock. HU-3132 4-HOLE laundry stove for good medium heating stove. 1913 Orange RAINBOW Indiana coal, direct from mines; cash or ? Call LI-2832. LIGHT car or cash for equity in 1931 Ford de luxe roadster. CH-4578-M. GIRL S BICYCLE-28-INCH LIKE NEW; BARGAIN. 803 E 63RD ST 33 Household Goods New Thor Washers .. $39.95 up Used & Rblt. Washers . *5 wd tXflZj Wringer Rolls *1.89 Terms. $1.25 Weekly. 32 N Dei THOh ELECTRIC SHOP Ll-5386 CROSLEY Shelvador 1934 model. F D. R . used only 30 days; sell for only SIOO. save money. Equitable Securities Cos. 544 E. Wash. _ 1,1-7087 PER WEEK WILL REN'I A NEW MAYTAG WASHER. MINIMUM yp I RENTAL. 5 WEEKS. L. S AYRES & I CO RI-9441 ■ Seventh Floor anO Downstairs Store 9x12 FELT ba.-e rug. *3.79; 32-pc. china set. $2.39; elec, iron cords, 14c; 5-pc. solid oak breakfast set. $10.95; Simmons bed. spring and mattress. *14.98 SAMPLE FURN. STORE (Open evesh. 437 E. Wash. ELECTRIC Washers, reconditioned "Whil’pool.” "Rotarex." "Thor,” "Easy." bargains. RI-4087. t FORCED to lose mv electric refrigerator: will give to responsible party for unpaid balance. Address K-311. Indianap- _ olis_Times : REFRIGERATOR—Present, the family With a beautiful Polar Refrigerator for Xmas. Easy terms. POLAR ICE & COAL CO.. 2000 Northwestern. Hi Kadios, Musical Instruments Pianos to Loan You pay small delivery charge. WILKING MUSIC COMPANY - 120 E. sDhlo St. PLAY piano accordions; $23.05 up: lessons included bv the Geo. L. S:o;k School of Music; $1 opens our Xmas lavaway plan. PEARSON CO.. INC.. 128 N. PENN. Nr.l. CAIJIOS SI WK Kadlc, I uu*. J lot $1 Guaranteed expert Rade fi' iung M ft # SALES and SERVICE ft H U # 1/Yl3O INDIANA AVE.SRadios $8.50 Up R. fi R. STORES. 225 E. Wash. CONN alto sax; silver, gold bell and keys; unusual value; S4O; easy terms PEARSON CO.. INC.. 128 N. TENN. 7-TUBE Atwater Kent $ 0.80 8-Tube Crosley H. B. 24.50 New Philco radios, S2O and up. ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. 245 E. Wash._ TRUMPET—New. in case. S2O. Instruments and accessories, cut prices. Lorenz Music Store. 20 Pembroke Arcade. MAJESTIC radio. 8- tube. suner“ *ls" FULWTDER. CH-1449 RADIO —"R. C A.” screen grid, table set. like new. 515.00.. 825 Parkwav Bve W Miscellaneous. For Ssrte SAFEGUARD check writer: ’2-inch Black & Decker portable drill, nearly new; Hoover & Bower battery charger. 30-bat-tery capacity: Walker Roll-a-Car jack; 2-ton generator growler, welding torch and gauges: Curtis air compressor with 2 tanks. Will sell separately. 1159 King ave.. or MR. BOHANNON. LI-8000. ! LUMBER bargains; slightlv off-grade 6" drop sdg.. 4" fig. $2.60; framing. $3: 6" redwood sdg . *3.20. Seeing is believing. NICKEL PLATE LBR. CO.. 1130 E. 25th. FLUSH-CLEAN— clears stopped-up plumbing; fine for sluggish sinks. ALBERT _G. MAAS. 31 Virginia ave. RI-3315 DEEP WELL PUMP—Complete; automatic, with tank; reasonable. MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington IR-1151 METAL chest of drawers, flat, top office desk, living room suites, chairs of all kinds, table lamps and shades, floor lamps, wool rugs. BIG FOUR UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner I Capitol and South ft. GIRLS' winter coats. 7-14: ladv's coat 44;' boy's leather jacket. 14. 439 N. Oxford st. ELECTRIC MOTORS* Alternating and direct. 1 to 10-H. P reasonable prices. L. J McMASTER. CH-1945 STORE FIXTURES—Bakery equipment; special equipment: buy and sell 419 E. Ohio. CARLOADS AND CARLOADS of fine new suites and odd pieces to trade for vour old furniture: generous allowance Baker Bros.. 219 E Washington st. 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, oooths. coll boxes, desks, chairs Terms 327 W Wash CEN PER CENT discount on ail Cash Want Ads placed at Times Want Ad _ Headquarters 214 W Maryland St 3* Wanted to Buy OLD GOLD, silver, platinum all kinds jewelry bought from properly identified persons. Free appraisals. 213 Mass ave. MILTON GOLD REF. CO. CASH PAID IMMEDIAI ELY lot old goia" jewelry, watches, rings dental orldges. STANDARD GOLD SMELTNG CO. 423 LEMCKE BLDG.. 4TH FLOOR Entrance 106 E Market Street HIGHEST prices paid for old gold watches' dental bridges, jewelry, etc. SACKS BROS 308 Indiana ave Phone RI-5994 WE PAY most for rags, metal etc - THE MILLER CO.. INC.. 130 S Calif. RI-5150. Furniture Buyers j “imsFlf WANTS GOOD FURNITURE MR PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE Call Rl-0469 For an * funutur* u V v rugs, stoves or clothing vou have for sale Calls answered promptly. LI-9271 We P a > more EXCHANGE ! ’i: c ° - 3°* wsh. Wh BUY WE SELL WE TRADE. Call LI-2832 For best prices and V/cti, Ul quick service for anv amount of furniture, rugs and stoves. BUY whole houses or oddpieces of furn.T Dianos. etc MR WERBLEY HU-727(' WILL pay extra good prices for any kina household goods. DR-6446 LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs, Birds, Pets CAT SHOW HOTEL ANTLERS. DEC 15 AND 18. INDIANAPOLIS CAT CLUB C F A. All breed and solid color specialties. ENTRIES CLOSE DEC. 8 Address HAZEL GEORGE Show Sec y. Westfield pike. Phones. HU-4501 and LI-9183 PERSIAN KITTEN to be GIVEN AWAY for door prize._ SMALL TERRIER PUPPIES—Cheap. 747 N. Wallace. IR-8488 _ AUTOMOTIVE 45 Autos for Sale ■TI ey CHEVROLET—'33 sedan, special YmT price, $390 McHENRY CHEV. CO Wi 1302 E Washington. LI-4378 CHEVROLET—I 934 Master coach; perfect condition; $125 down. HARRY A. SHARP CO. 443 Virginia ave. FORD '2B- Runabout. excellent. *95. 30TH A CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550 FORD—'33 tudor. good $75 down. HARRY A. SHARP CO.. 443 Virginia ave. . FORD— 29 Runabout. O. K . real barg. *lls. 30TH & CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550 FORD~'34 deluxe" coupe, "like new. *475 terms, trade; better hurry. 626 Congress Ave. _ _ FORD—'29 coupe, a real bargain *i 35 30TH A CENTRAL SALES TA-5550 FORD—'3O roadster, new paint, etc . *SO down. HARRY A. SHARP CO.. 443 Vlrglala are. - FORD \ sedan, fine tires 30TH A CENTRAL SALES. TA-5550 FORD '2B sport coupe; *25 down HARRY A. BHARI* CO 443 Virginia ave. Hudson ’3l Sedan 8375 Losey Motors, Inc. 1133 N. Utlidlao.