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DOW & CO. IS HEAVY HOLDER OF GAS STOCK Shares Held by Hoosiers Sharply Reduced in Last Few Years. TkU (• tH* ninth *1 a of article* V* Vincent I.cona, Time* Financial Editor, on the ga* 6*ituatmn In In* A<aiF>H> BY V INTENT LYONS Tini't Financial Nil.r In ad;dt:on to owning 30 985 ihares of common stock of the Citizen* Gas Cos. the cryptic Do"* A Cos. also is the possessor of 3158 common shares of the Indianapolis Gas Cos an examination of the books of the latter company discloses This block of stock is second in Importance only to the o>oi shares In the name of the late Volney T. j Malott. who helped formulate the lease between the two companies. William O Irwin, president of the : ! i t.s Cos . is also an of- j flelal of the Irwm-Umon Trust Cos. located tn Columb'is. Ind Th.s institution is credited with the ownership of 786 shares of Indianapolis Gas Cos common Shareholders Listed Other large holders of the stock Include AlScrt Riuc 11l i Corter l> Rise I'Ci Cicunr T. Blue 11l Rachael F Blue Il<i Rnmenta Blue —............... I'm Arthur V Brxnn ISO Katherine Malott Brown ............ 110 Alien F. runniar ?o Fred c. Oick*on C A Ffroim*a Clarence W rrovm*n Ido >rd II Ii an* 100 Kathleen Gawaar 310 Louise M Heron 'lnion Tru*t Cn.1... Oil Krlen Bo*d Hiin* -OO William L. Hill IH Ka*tare W H-man 310 Roaster Casualty Cos 3f C L Kirk 30 Haael M Kirk S* WcK l-.ndon 5I Ren Lasrrnre M Carrier O |ji| W Ella Mane LHI< too Occidental Real!* to C anitola f Ferr* 313 Mr*, (harle* C Terrs 13 Borman A. Ferry I? 13 tdith F smith EM Okie J Smith Sr ion Renton Todd Ah I Averaged Shares In 1930 only 3 494 shares of Citizens Gas Cos. preferred stock were held by 459 Indiana residents. ! *n average holding of 7 1 - shares. Meanwhile. 13 other interests outside the state owned the remaining 6506 Shares outstanding to give them an average block of 500 shares each. In the next year, however, the distribution of the ownership of Citizens Gas preferred shares underwent a drastic revision The standing at the end of the year revealed that 9.734 shares were owned by 436 Indiana residents, or an average of 22 1-3 shares each The balance of 946 shares was held outside the state by 18 holders, or an average of 13 2-3 shares. The fact that the number of shares held in Indiana almost trebled during the year at the same time that the total number of Hoosier st< wkholders declined by 23 is significant. Shift Is Repeated This sudden shift m the ownership of the preferred shares during 1930-1931 was virtually duplicated in 1927-1928. In 1927 there were 9084 shares held by 975 Hoosiers. an average oi 9 1-3 shares. The balance of 916 shares was in the names of 71 outsiders, or an average of 13 shares. In 1928 stock in the names of 476 Indiana residents was 9793 shares, or an average of 20 ! 2 shares. The balance of 207 shares was ow ned by 12 outsiders, an average of 17 shares. Thus, it is shown that the number of holders here declined by 499 during the tear while the number of shares rose by more than 700. In 1930. of the 80 000 outstanding comn.'n shares of the Citizens' Gas Cos . 76 506 were held by 1116 Hoosiers. or an average holding of 68’_ - shares each. The remaining 3494 shares were held by 270 non-resi-dents of Indiana, or an average of 12 > shares. Holdings I>e< line* The following year Hoosier holdings of the stock declined by 29 885 shares, reflecting the acquisition of the large blo> k by Dow Ar Cos. Asa result only 46 620 slums were in the names of 1012 Inr.iana residents, an average of 46 -hares each. Putting it in another form. 104 Hoosiers sold 287 shares each during the year to outside interests. The balance of 33.379 shares of the common was owned by 169 outl aiders, or an average of 197 shares \each. Dow A Cos. was the owner V 30985 shares of this amount, so that the average holding of the o'her 168 non-Indiana residents was 14 * 4 shares. Shares Have Fluctuated At the close of 1933. the last official tabulation on ownership of the stock which is available, reveals that 46 623 shares of the common stock and 9765 shares of the preferred are held in Indiana. This, however, does not necessarily imply that all of these shares are actually owned by Indiana residents. It could be possible for local brokerage firms to hold blocks of the stock in their names, although the shares might rightfully belong to one of their clients. Distribution of the ownership of the Indianapolis Gas Cos. common stock has not been marked by the same tendencies as that which affected the Citizens Gas Cos. The number of shares held in Indiana has fluctuated between 34.912 and 38 327 shares. At present Hoosiers own 35 468 shares Next—The Cost to the City. MOTHER FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING 3 CHILDREN Young Arkansas Woman to Serve Life in Prison. Bp I'miti 4 Prrtt LITTLE ROCK Ark . March 22 Found guilty of the poison murder of her three little children last Nov. 23. Mrs Minnie Rose Jenkins. 29. must serve the rest of her life in prison. A Jury deliberated only 45 minutes last night before returning the guilty verdict. The state accused Mrs. Jenkins of killing her children to collect insurance that Dudley Bryan. 21. had written on them. It also was alleged that Bryan was her paramour.

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attending the performance of ' West Point of the Air beginning tomorrow at the Palace, have been asked by United States Army authorities to iook for a handsome, blond-haired man who may be attending the performance. Hr- :, Lieut. James F. Harris, 1934 West Point graduate, who recen’lv disappeared from Ft. SnelUng. Minn and Ls believed to be suffering from amnesia *• Because Lieut. Harris took part in the filming of the movie, it is believed that he might be attracted to see the show He is described as 6 feet. 170 pounds, blue eyes, blond curly hair, with light complexion and exceptionally fine teeth and prominent nose and ears. ALLEGED CONFIDENCE RING LEADER NABBED .Mystery Man Said to Be Chief of Nation-Wide Gang. Hu I *itr4 LOS ANGELES. March 22—A man known only as "Deep Sea Jimmy" Carter was held in jail here today whiie Federal agents delved into the affairs of the 72-vear-old Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde who is alleped to have operated a nationwide bunco bond racket while posing as a respectable and prosperous business man. Carter was said to be known as James Foster in his asserted career as a confidence man. Federal agents said his wife is socially prominent here and that he maintained a palatial home in addition to the modest place where he was arrested. Fostal authorities believed Carter to be the leader of a nation-wide ring of swindlers said to have collected more than $2,800,000 from their victims. FIRE REPORTS Yesterdav V:.e Address Time Loss 20'j S Delaware 931 .A M $lO <2O N Tibbs .. .. 102 P M None 38-h and School 213 P M Grass 21st and Ritter 3 02 P M Grass .Arlington and Oak 3 38 P M. Grass 330 E Morris 4 24 P M $2 53rd and Oraceiand 5 32 P M. Grass Delaware and South . ...10:19 P M. None VITAL STATISTICS Marriage Licenses Harold Evans. 22. of 629 Birch-av. grocer and Emily Chris'ina Townsend. 19, ot 1357'- Reisner-st. cashier William R Se"!es 20 of 636 S Meridian-.*! baker, and Gladvs Rae Owens. 19. of 1133 Charles-st, housekeeper John Branham 26. of 2241 N Capitolar laborer, and Bonnie Mae Knox. 26. of 2241 Marttndale-av maid Marion ¥ E - .erett 24. of 326 Minknerst. truck driver, and Margaret Land. 26. of 326 Minkner-st. housekeeper Roger W Miner. 23. of 621 Home-pl. salesman and Olive Rosemary Dedert, 20. of 3336 Kenwood-av. clerk James J Holder. 38. of 811 N New Jer-sev->t. meta! polisher and Dorothv Esther McClmtic. 28. of 811 N New Jersev-st. housekeeper. O'is B Sherrard 29 R R 4. Box 268. ana Nellie B Miller. 26. R. R 4. Box 268. housekeeper William W Tuncer, 31 of 1164 Kentucky -av musician. and Roberta A. Walker 24 of 1164 Kentuckv-av waitress I Cnrtla Pe' - er 2R Os 2262 S Penn-sylvanta-sl. carpenter and Marcella Marcaret Wagner 24 of 1622 Umon-st, housekeeper. Births Girl* Denny and Esther Lee. 5140 Ralston. Cletus and Goldie Guy 840 Woodiawn. Homer and Edna Gooen. 1128 Charles Robert and Marearet Bogardus. 939 Chadwick Maurice and Iva Lukens. 530 W Morris. Bov* Frtcar and Hazel McCammon. 1131 Union Clabo and Mabel Ford 129 W Regent S’oughton and Fr-.eda Surface. 2556 Bluff Heaths Leo A Blatz. 7!. of 515 N Jefferson. carcinoma Del’on Roundtree. 31. City Hospital, broncho pneumonia Emma F McCord. 69 City Hospital. general perfonltts Mar’ Nichols. 77. of 245 Lansing general paralysis. Willis Far! Povnter. 39 of 1103 E Washington. acute cardiac dilatation Charles R Lattlmore. 59. Veterans Hospital. mitral Insufficiency Paul Hynes 60. of 1832 E. 12th. eorI onarv occlusion John D Wooldridge 40 at 18th and Canal, draw’ntng Joan McKernan. 76. of 915 Ft. Wayne. cerebral apoplexy. Jordan Alexoff 7. Me’hodist Hospital. ■ lobar pneumonia. tuft R Robinson. 79. of 6123 Carroll- ; ton. chronic myicarditis. Beniamin Ballinger. 86. of 983 W 26th. i cardio vascular renal disease BUnbeth Collier 72 of 2141 N. Merii dian. cerebral hemorrhage Liz-.e A Peckm. 65 of 3600 E Washing- . ton. chror. r myocarditis LEGALS 56 Legal Notices AC— 27 Tudor: motor No. Pi::.ooo. will be sold for storage and repair marges am' in’tng to 545 O<V on March 2? a- 10 A M MASS AVENUE GARAGE 877 Ma.-s -av F W 30*0? Ccmm.uti ’v Ho .s::.g Project Indianapolis, indie na Project No H-tf* : Ccr.*:ruc .on CmTict No Invitation for Bids Construction Contract 1 Federal Em.ete.-r.cv Administration of P blic \\ -r*. Housing Division. WashmgM SEALED BUM in triplicate for furnishing ail labor and mater.al- art performing all work for the constructor, of the Community Housing Prv-ec *• Indianapolis Indiana, subject to the Specified*ions and Drawings cover-

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LEGALS 56 Legal Notice* ng the project, will b received at Room, i VH2. Interior Building, until 3 30 o'clock , p m April 30 1935 ar.d then publielv open.ed yto bid w ill be considered unles accompanied tv a certificate of compliance . with th N R A a* required bv Execu’ive Order No 664' da*d Marrh 14 I 1933. A"er.t:or. :* called to the fact that I not >'* -ban ’he minimum wage ra*e ; precr.6ed bv *h Federal Emergencv Ad- . ministration of Public Works must be I paid on th: proj*f Specifications and ) Dram ms' not er©edin* mav be I obtained a* *he of the Housir.sr D;- •• .‘ton 'Room 4022-A Inter.or Bui.ding. i Wahsng*on D C in th discretion of * the Director of Housing, bv ar.v general ! ron'rac’ot provided a deposit of $lO9 l* made for each .**• ’o assure it* promp* i re- ,rr. One b“ furnished Builders Ex r har.c' Chamber’ of Commerce or ! o*hr orgsr.iza-:or.* who will guarantee to j make • r.rrn a*ahable for anv subcontractor ior ma*er.a! firm interested and to quan■p surveyors, provided a deposit of SIOO : i* made -o a**ure its prompt return I Checks rffe r * deposi's shal. be made pavar'e *o tl.e order of the T-easurer of *h* United Sta’e* Cash deposes will not b accep'ed B and secure* - in an amo in’ -o* te* ’han I wo per een* >2***' of the b and W..: be req-.-ed HORATIO B HACKETT Director of Housing, for the Admm:s*ra'or NOTI7E To the Taxpayer - of the Sanparv Dis-*-:r* of Indianapolis, consisting of the Ct’v of Indianapolis ar.d the Town of Woodruff of the d - ermina".on to issue bonds for and on bha!f of tatd Sani'arv Dis'r.c* - o pav for the construction of certain Addt’ier.s and Extensions to the Aci tiva’ed Trea’m.en' Plant ar.d other appur- ! ter.ancs r.f 'he Swag Treatment works and Garbage Disposal Plant at the Board * Sewage Disposal Plant, as an addi'ion there'o Notice is hereby given to the -axpavers l of the Sanvarv District of Indianapolis. , consisting of the Citv of Indianapolis and tn Town of Woodruff that the Board of Sar.harv District acting for and on behalf ihereo' bv resolution duly passed and adopted bv *a:d Board on the 19th day of March 1935 determined to issue bonds cf said Sanitary District of Indianapoi.: .n a principal sum of not exceeding For - v-three Thousand Eight Hundred 's43 800 00 Dollars, to bear interest a* r.' * exceeding four and on p -ha!f •4 1 t- • per cent p*r annum, for the purpose of raising money to pav for the construction of cer'ain Additions and Ex'ensions to the Ar-.vated Trea’men’ Piant and o'her appurtenances of the Sewage Treatment Works and the Board s Garbage Disposal P!ar.' as an addition thereto said bonds to be m a’.! respects issued under the authority of and in conformity to 'he Act approved March 9 1917 creatine said Sanitary Dis’rict and all acts amendatory thereof and supp!emer.'al thereto Said bonds *nal! no' tn anv respect be a corporate obligation or indebtedness of said Citv of Indianapolis. Indiana, but *hail be and constitute an indebtedness of said Sanitary District as a special ; taxing district JOHN W KERN. Mavor. WALTER C BOETCHER. Citv Controller. MAURICE E TENNANT. President. Board of Samtarv Commissioners. Sanl'arv District of Indianapolis NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids for ’he purchase of the following materials w:!l he received bv the Chairman of the S'ate Highway Commission of Indiana, at ht- office on the third floor. State House Annex 102 Nor-h Sena’e Avenue. Indianapolis Indiana until 12 00 p m on the Ist day of April. 1935. at which time they will be publicly opened and read Invitation No 3853 39’* tons raw bonemeal, fob Vincennes. Paoli. New Albany. Anderson. Bluff'on. Wabash. Waterloo Plymouth. Winamac, LaPorte and Crawfordsvtlle Bids *hall 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 anv or all bids, or to award on anv combination of bids that in his judgment is most advantageous to the State of Indiana. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA JAMES D ADAMS. Chairman ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices BANNERT. HEDWIG —70 years old. beloved wife of Frank Bannert. mother of Mrs Peter Dufek citv: Mrs Frederick N Ross and Joseph Bannert of DP'roit. Mich . passed awav suddenly Thursday at 10 30 p m. at residence. 1661 S Talbot -st Funeral notice later. G. H. HERRMANN SERVICE BECK, JOSEPH M.-Beloved husband of Marie Mahoney Beck, father of Michael Joe and Betty Ann. son of Joseph F. Beck Detroit, and brother of Dr. George J Beck, Terre Haute. Mrs. Margaret I Cariev. Wyandotte. Mich, and Mrs. Marv Oppenheim. Coldwater. O, died Wednesday at his home. 2129 N. Me-ridlan-st. Funeral Saturday 8:30 at the home. 9 a m . SS Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited KIRfeY SERVICE HAASE. EVA A.-Beloved wife of Thomas J Haase, passed awav Wednesday evening. March 20. age 69 years. Funeral i services will be held at the WALD FUNERAL HOME. 1222 Union-st, Saturday morning. March 23. at 10 o'clock. Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Friends I invited. __ HF.NMNr.ER, HERSIAN J—Beloved husband of Marie Henninger and father of Ernest H. and Herman E Henninger and Mrs Pauline Hill, all of Indianapolis, passed away March 21 age 71 years. For further particulars call WALD FUNEIRAL DIRECTORS. HFRFF. JEROME-Beloved father of Harry J. and Rehda. passed away Wednesday evening. Services Sunday at the FLANNER fz BUCHANAN MORTUARY Announcement of time given later. Friends Invited. Burial Indianapolis Hebrew Cemetery. Friends may call at the mor- ! tuary Friday and Saturday HOBBS. WILLIAM L.—Age 69 years, husband of Mrs Monterey Hobbs, father of Mrs Juanita Boyd, of Colorado, and Mrs Marie Rice, of Indianapolis, passed awav Wednesday near Wirt. Ind. Funeral services at SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL 946 N. lUlnois-st. at 4 o clock Saturday afternoon. Burial Crown Hill Friends invited. Friends I may call at chapel after Bp. m. ThursI day. KENSINGTON. JOHN—Beloved husband of Josephine Kennington, residing in Chicago. passed awav Wednesday, brother of Walter and R E Kennington. Indianapolis: Richard of Chicago. Albert of Vancouver. British Columbia, and Mrs Olivia Brown of Owensboro. Ore. Services at the FLANNER A BUCHANAN MORTUARY Saturday. 1:30 y. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. M.-CARTY. WILLIAM -Beloved husband of Marv McCarty, and father of Fred and Ben McCarty, departed this life Fridav. Funeral Mondav a' the MOORE Ac KIRK FUNERAL HOME 2530 Station-st. 2 p m Friends mav call at the residence. 2236 S'ation-st until 11 a m. Monday Burial New Crown Cemetery. Friends invited NICHOLS. MARY Age 77 years, passed awav Wednesday p m Funeral at the ROYSTER A ASKIN FUNERAL HOME 1902 N. Meridlan-st Saturday 10 a. m. Burial Flora! Park RINGI.ESTAI C,H. RONALD Beloved son of Ralph and Lucille Ringlestaugh. brother of Robert and Gray, grandson of Mrs M Saffer and W J Bodenmi'ler. passed awav Fridav morning. Services a’ the residence 3102 E Michigan-*!. Mondav. March 25. at 2 D m. Friends nviteri Burial Memorial Park. LITTLE A- SONS SERVICE SMITH. PALL I> Age 35. husband of Martha A. Smith, father of Dorothv Es-a stepfather of Rosemarv Hamilton, son of Mrs. Marv J. Smith, brother of Georee and Fred Smith. Mrs Goldie Off and Dorothv Hust. passed awav Thursday. March 2! Funeral at residence 3115 W 16th-st, Saturday. March 23. a - 2 p m Friend* invited. Burial Floral Park Friends mav call at the residence af*er 3 p. m. ihudav. SHIRLEY SERVICE 2 Cards, In Memoriams KRINER In loving memory of FLOYD KRINER. our beloved husband and father who passed awav one vear ago today WIFE SON AND DAUGHTERS SCOTT In loving remembrance of our i be!o - ed w ife and mother. 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• BUTTONS, buttons everywhere On morning, noon and evening wear. Buckles. buttonholes. hemstitching, pleating. 15 vears of giving satisfaction to particular Indianapolis women. BUTTON SHOPPE 213 Century Bldg. LI-1613. FREE MARCEL, finger wave or shampoo. Permanent waves at nominal service Charge. INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY & BARBER SCHOOL. 342 E. Wash. FREE MANICURES LI. 0432. 209 I. O. O. F. CENTRAL. Penn. & Wash. I Whv wear • hand-me-down’ C ,q c clothes? Suits tailored to your* j AJ *> individual measure I uj 5-MINUTE SHOP „„ i 31 South Ulinois-St. RI-0816 HAIR CUT. wave, shampoo, all 3 for 25c. Facial and evebrow arch, both 35c. ROYAL BEAUTY ACADEMY. 401 Roosevelt bldg. FALSE teeth repaired. 75c uix New plate ST.SO. DR, CARTER. 626 K.P.bld.RI-1200 d.LI^ I r6asiiSi t gfßDiOB 1 BUSINESS SERVICE Alteration Specialist ALTERATIONS—Ladies’, men's garments. Cleaning, pressing, repairing. Reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS, 212 E. 16thSt. TA-6667. Contracting PAPERING, painting, carpentery. general repair: work guaranteed; reasonable. Rl-7725. .. Decorating and Paperhanging A PAPERING; work guaranteed; 1935 t* samples; paper removed by steam RI-4m P ' DR-1789-J. WA-2066. Rent—Floor Sanders •'DUSTLESS” Floor Sanders for rent 75c hour or $5 day. BELMONT HARDWARE. CO . 2124 W. Washington. BE-2116. PEARSON HARDWARE CO.. 2946 CUf-ton-st. TA-0353. . Furniture Repairing FURNITURE REPAIRING, REFINISHING CHAIR REGULEING, 50c. PAPER HANGING. DR-5228. | Hauling HAULING of all kinds: stake bodv truck: reasonable. YATES BROS TA-4278. Mattresses, Made Over MATTRESSES renovated; also made into inner-springs by experts. RI-2240. Moving, Transfer, Storage STORAGE!— Local, long-distance hauling, I return loads wanted: part-load service. Otto J. Suesz. RI-3628, 6561; CH-0699-W. j : TRANSFERRING and light hauling; care- j ful handling; reasonable. LON GORDON. CH-1029-M. _____ YOU don't need money to tnove; discarded furn. wanted. HOHN TRANSFER. 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RI-9749. PAPERING, painting, plastering, cleaning Prices reasonable. A JAYNES. CH-2789 P HENGEN BROS -Paner hangers Satisfaction guaranteed. Estimates. DR-7922 Plastering G. C. PITTMAN, contractor of plastering; j patching a specialty. TA-6660 Printing STONE PRINTING—Boost your sales, ad- i vertise: blotters, cards, s ationerv. We print anything. 654 K '.6 HE 125a Remodeling : INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY CO. finances N. H A. contracts. Remodels, using LOGAN-LONG Company’s roofing: FO\”S PAINT. Estimates, in- i formation RI-6090 Rug Cleaning RUG. furniture cleaning specialists. Old i rugs remade into fluff and chenilles. W. | j N FLY RUG CO.. 2328 Brookside-av. ( CH-2211. Tinning and Roofing ROOFING, gutter and down spout. Sheet metal work. BRIGHT. CH-2474. INSTRUCTIONS j 10 .Schools, Colleges, Tutoring WOULD vou like a part in Shakespearean play? Call Catha School. CH-4108. j HELP WANTED [ 13 Help Wanted—Male GROCERY MEN—National chain organization offers a splendid opportunity for a permanent position and an excellent ; chance for advancement if you have | the following qualifications: Age 25 to 30. high school education and at least j 3 years recent grocerv experience, must ! be clean cut. Give full detail of last 1 five years’ employment. Address Times Box K-2008. WANTED superintendent for Cold Storage Building. Must also be qualified to act in advisory capacity as to remodeling or building modern cold storage warehouse and trade requirements. Give detailed Information covering your practical experience, also name and address of last two employers State minimum salary requirements. Box K 2006. Times. A LOCAL Indianapolis wholesaler can use the right young man to take complete charge of 'a retail grocery store on a partnership basis. Cash bond deposit of $250 necessarv Give experience in detail. Times. Box K-2015 _ ELDERLY woman to assist with housework ; star nights; furnish references. Box K-2006. Times. PHOTOGRAPHER, with camera experienced on children's photos outside. Call l 3561 N. Chester-st. 3 MEN for citv routes: sm. sal Good bonus. We train you. 38 N. Penn Rm. 320 HOUSE to house canvassers, good selling proposition Seasonon. CH-2023-J. HATTER—EDCPERIENCED. APPLY AT i GREGG it SON, 1004 Madison-av. i

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HELP WANTED 14 Help Wanted—Female THE American Federation of Government Employes, affiliated to the American Federation of Labor, wants 3 able secretaries now in some dept, or Administration of the Federal government (not necessary to be under Civil Service at this time', must become Charter Members of Local Lodge No. 43 now - organizing. All government employes, men and women, invited to join. Apply for membership by letter to E. E. Zook, Union Organizer, 1502 Roache-st, Indianapolis, Ind. WOMEN to sell Dr Baird's beauty treatment. Opportunity for executive position. Call Room 521. Davlan Apts. Call 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. YOUNG LADY—Experienced in silk pressing and repairing: general tailor shop work. LI-9676. WANTED—Elderly White lady to take full charge of home and 7-year-old boy. 709 S. Meridian, before 7 p. m. WHITE GIRL desiring good home assist with housekeeping; care of children. HE--4520. GENERAL HOUSEWORK; age 30 to 45 years; stay nights; $5. HU-5117. 5535 Central. EXPERT beauty operator, steady employment. Apply 301 Roosevelt Bldg. 2 GIRLS learn beauty culture in exchange for services. 1513 Central RENTALS 17 Furnished Rooms COLLEGE. 2238, APT. 2—Well furnished single, $3. Room, twin beds. $5. Next bath, phone. , ILLINOIS. N.. 1907—Attractive room; refined home; constant hot water; gentlemen; verv reasonable. ILLINOIS, N., 2449. APT. 3—Nice large front room, suitable for 2. Home privileges. HA-1767-W. MERIDIAN. N.. 402—Well furnished large front room: private home; bath, shower LI-6972 NEW JERSEY. N.. 2860—Attractive outside room; large closet; near bath; private home. HA-2780-W. VERMONT, W.. 36. No. 2, Savoy-Large, cheerful front room: near bath and phone; 1 or 2. LI-8612. NINTH. E., 118— Large, 3 windows, near bath, garage; private home: walking distance; reasonable. 27TH. W.. 45—Very nice room; innerspring mattress: modern home; desirable location. . __ CLINTON HOTEL- 29 Virginia ave: clean, steam heated rooms. $2 to $4. right downtown. ONE WEEK FREE-2164 N. Illinois .good modern sleeping room Private home. $1.75 week single. $2.50 double, after 2 p. m. 17-a Hotels, Resorts, Inns HOTEL ANTLERS sendee" as" “sio" week* 750 N. Meridian. LI-2351. HARBOUR HOTEL well heated rooms. Running hot. cold water. Low rates. AT a VTTirT TV Clean rooms. All outJMA 1 r JjLLiU side. Reasonable. 132'2 W. Ohio-St. SEMINOLE HOTEL 2 | h „ i r l!l running water every room. Single. $3.50. SCHWENZER HOTEL—4SB E. Washingtonst. Clean rooms. $2,50 week and up: running water: showers, tubs. 18 Housekeeping Rooms SS.SO—NEW JERSEY. N.. 1606—Modern. 2room apartment: furnished neatly; sink. range, phone, garage. . CARROLLTON. 2226—2 clean rooms down. 2 uu, sleeping room, board, garage. Inquire 2230. CARROLLTON. 1529—2 rooms, lower front; overstuffed, kitchen and dinette; private bn - h and entrance. RI-5976. EUCLID-AV.. N.. 109—Newly decorated apartments, overstuffed, in -a - door, steam, sink, private entrance, garage, phone. Reasonable. E. Wash. ILLINOIS. N.. 2319 1-room kitchenette apartmentj single room; $3.50. Modern. ORIENTAL. 20 N.— Lovely furnished 2room apartment; utilities: private entrance: steam heat; adults. PENNSLVANIA. N 914—1 and 2-room apartments; very nice; electric laundry; reasonable RI-3652. RURAL. N.! 516—3-room apartment, furnished or unfurnished. All utilities. UNION 1409 2 nicelv furnished front rooms: steam heat; utilities; private entrance: $5.00. WALNUT. E'. 115—3 rooms: private bath; utilities; $5; private entrance. Housekeeper in basement. WOODRUFF PL , 544 M. DR.—One room, kitchenette, studio couch near bath. reasonable. Adults. CH-3173. FURNISHED or unfurnished 1-room apartment 310 E St. Clair or 848 Edison-ay. 19 Rooms with Board CARROLLTON. 1944—Real home privileges; pleasant room. $2.50: or abundant meals. $5. $6. HE-3784. CENTRAL. 3330—Front room, i or 2 employed: widow's home; meals optional. TA-5786. TALBOT N . 2529—Large front room: good home cooking: home privileges: $5 WASHINGTON, E., 3145—1 or more men; room next to bath; 3 meals, $5. CH--1175. CHILDREN to board: mother's care: suburbs 20 Wanted to R-*nt Rooms EMPLOYED mother desires room, board for self and 3 children, school age Refined Catholic home. Box K 2010 Times. Reference. _ 21 Unfurnished Apartments ~ DUNDEE 781 E. McCarthy Heat, gas, water, Janitor service, frigidaire furnished. $22.50 up. Butler Apartments 5230 E WASHINGTON ST. Efficiency apartment, all utilities, ineluding refrigeration. Xuruis..°<l; jr.2014 EDSON T. WOOD REALTY CO RI-1528

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RENTALS 21 Unfurnished Apartments THE DRAKE—3O6O N. Meridian-st; onebedrm. apt. available now; long living room bedroom, dining room and kitchen. Utilities and garage furnished. J. H. Albershardt. Rl-8844. LA SALLE APARTMENTS 1244 N. Illinois; efficiency apartments; excellent ventilation and light; new Grunow refrigerators. All apartments newly decorated. LI-0674. BUNGALOW PARK—I2O2 N. CAPITOL I 6 rooms; modern, steam heat, janitor ! service. A-l condition; $25. OLIVER H. j CLARK, agent. • PICADILLY. 16TH AND PENN. i Nice efficiency apt., now available. All utilities; $38.50. Shown by appt. References required EFFICIENCY APT., $27.50 Large rooms: automatic heat, utilities. Frigidaire. 1530 N. Illinois-st. S7-S8 MONTHLY—2-3-rooms, front; desirable; utilities part paid. 2412 Southeastern. RI-7219. 515.00 MONTHLY; downtown: 2-room housekeeping apartment. 220 N. Illinois. Elevator service. RI-5166. $22750—1232 BROADWAY Heat, water furnished. See janitor or CH-2777^ $25 —"DUNDEE.” cor. Virginia-av. and McCartv-st. Heat, gas, Frigidaire. furnished. See custodian, or call CH-2777. • ALABAMA. 1649-55 N. Large efficiency; living room, kitchenette, bath, large ljy. room; util.: Frig.; S3O 50. HE-1328. ALABAMA. Front apartment: 3 rooms, bath, hardwood floors, utilities. HA-4067-J. BARTH, 1625—Park apartments, corner front apartment; 3 rooms, kitchenette, electric refrigeration, heat, lights, gas. water paid; very attractive; $27.50. See custodian. _ • BROADWAY. apt.; extra roll-awav bed: large liv. rm.. dinette, kitchenette, bath; Frig.; all util:; $36.50. HE-1328. CARROLLTON, 1214—4 rooms, modern: heat, water furnished; garage: reasonable. RI-2636. • CENTRAL, 1020—Lovely efficiency apt.: large dressing room. bath, kitchenette; Frigidaire. utilities; $23.50. HE-1328. COLLEGE—I7th, northwest corner: bedroom apartment: utilities: General Electric. LI-1850. HA-1524-J. • COLLEGE. 1108— $27.50; large living room, kitchenette, bath, dressing room. Frigidaire. utilities. HF.-1328. DELAWARE, 1646. N. —Modern 6-rootn: city heat; hot, cold water, range, Frigidaire, laundry, garage. DELAWARE. N.. 1728—First floor. 2 bedrooms. porch, vard. refrigeration, garage. A-l condition. HA-2137-W. • MERIDIAN. 1733 N—Lovely front 2bdrm. apt.; Frier, and all util.; SSO; references. HE-1328. MONTCALM. 1810—3 rooms, bath. heat, water, lights, garage furnished. Sl6. TA--1713. • PARK, 1220—Bedroom. living room, kitchenette, dinette and. bath; utilities; Frigidaire: 537.50. HE-1328 • PENN . 3515 N.—Near Shortridge: delightful 1-bedroom apt.; extra in-a-door bed; util.: Frig.: 542.50. HE-1328. PENN . N., 1858—3-bedrm apt., sun rm : ext. nice: S4O. Others. RI-7766, IR-7956. • WASHINGTON. E.. 5345—1 v. room, large dressing room, ktchette. bath, util.. Frig . cross-ventilation: $30.50. HE-1328, • 9TH. 240 E— Living rm.. kitchenette, bath, roll-awav bed; util; Frig.; $25. HE-1328. 11TH. W., 42—Nicely decorated kitchenette apartment: heat, gas, water and I ice furnished; $21.50. Call Apt. 1, THF. GRANT • 15TH 418 E. — Bdrm. apt.: large living rm,. kitchenette, dinette, bath with tub and shower: Frig.: util: S4O. HE-1328. 3720 N. Penn. 1 bedrm., $42.50 402 N. Meridian $45.00-$125.00 Indianapolis Rental Agency Furn. and unfurn. apts. Free service and transportation. _ LI-5452. flfWWW€Nrft(N(?l!6Ufij j Choice apartments_g!adly_shovn. HE-132t>_. Again :n 1934 as in T933—The Times was the Onlv Indianapolis Evening Paper i to show a gain in want ads. j THE REASON—RESULTS 22 Uufurnished Houses $5 to $9 sß—4-room single; lights. DRUGGIST. Villa and R Minnesota. 30TH-ST. E.. 4509—4-room bungalow; garage: water paid: $9.25. LI-6517. SlO to sl4 $11 —WATER PAID 922 Concord: 6-rooii double modern exi cept f"'"'ace; newly decorated. Call CHI 6610. evenings. ; ADAMS. 2934—5-room n-1 galow: garage; good condition; sl2 50. | LI-6517. NEW JERSEY 8 . 1001—5 rooms, semiI modern, garage, large vard; water paid; ! $13.50. HU-6172. i OHIO. W . 1925—5-room, inside toilet gas. ! electricity, water paid. $lO. i OLIVE. 929—4 rooms: newly papered; ir.- ; side toilet: vard: $lO. DR-0674-J. : WOODLAWN. 608—5-room: repapered; ga- | rage: sl3 50: water paid. DR-6425-R: A-l ; condition. sls to sl9 LEXINGTON-AVE.. 1303—7-room modern; j garage; water paid; Slß._ IR-0387. sl7 50: NEW JERSEY. S . 626—4 rooms, ! modern; furnished, unfurnished; also garage. 20x30. large: 54.50. KELLEY-ST. 1418—8 rooms, modern, garage repaper for good tenant; sl6. LI--6517 SINGLETON. 2109—4-room modern single; garage; sl6: water paid. DR-3503-M 434 N. STATE—6 rooms, modern; water paid; sls. LI-6035. 33RD W. 143—5 rooms; modern: SI6OO Guilford. 2403: 6 rooms; modern. sl6 50 __ S2O to $24 j Near Fountain Sq.—S2o Mo. j 1350 Barth-ave.. 6-rm. mod. cottage, inI clud.ng garage; 1 square west of Shelby, j Call LI-7491. Gregory & Appel, Inc. 447 N. Penn. J

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RENTALS i22 Uufurnished Houses S2O to $24 620 —RAYMOND. E.. 920 Near Garfieid Park; 2-bedroom modern double. DR- 1 3094-R 21ST. E., 653—3-bedroor.i modern; just redecorated; fireplace; $21.50. HA-2714-M. 1 $25 to $29 TWO BUNGALOWS 3423 and 3470 Hillside; each 5 rms.. mod. and gar.: near school transportation and i stores; $25.00 RI-6412. CONGRESS. 648—-6 rooms, modern, garage, newly painted, papered; 525. LI-6517 S3O to $39 GRACELAND. 3232—Suitable for doctor or dentist, etc.. 6-room modern, basement, garage, yard, shrubbery. TA-6415. Other Houses McLAIN-PL., 38—4 rms., water pd , SB. New York. 1814 W . 6 rms., garage, garden. Richland. 258 6-rm. cottage garage._Make offer. RI-7725. 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses • PICCADILLY APIS. Mod. fireproof bldg.—Elevator. 28 E 16th. N. W. cor. Penn and 16!h. Nicely furn. efficiency - , painted walls, hardwood firs., kitchenette, built-ins. cabinets, electric range. Frig., roomy dinette, tile bath-tub and shower: all util.; $45 References required. Inquire bldg, office or call HE-1328. AMBASSADOR APT. HOTEL Pennsylvania at Ninth-st. Choice furnished apts. Hotel service If I desired Daily-weekly rates. RI-1371 • EFFICIENCY apartments, nicely fur- ; nished. These apartments are clean and in excellent condition. References j required: rentals 535. $37.50. 1603 Central. HE-1328. ALABAMA, 318—1 and 4-room; private bath; newly furnished; 2 bedrooms: reasonable. CENTRAL, 2131—56.00 v.k ; 3 rooms: pri- I vate porch and ent.; adults. HE-4155. FLETCHER, 548—2 large rooms, kitchen- I ette. utilities furnished; $6 weekly. DR--0509. I PROSPECT. 2505—Five-rooms, comfortably i furnished; water paid. DR-4145-J WOODRUFF PLACE. 6)7 E. DR —2 rooms. I bath, kitchen and utilities; SB. SMALL apartment, furnished completely - : j very reasonable. 813 West-dr, Woodruff ! Place. LOVELY furnished eff. north. $35. Bdrm.. $42.50 UP. LI-3164. TA-0335. 6-ROOM modern house, furnished: water | gas. lights paid; garage: adults. In- I nuire. $9.00. 719 E. New York 3-BDRM. beaut, new brick home; large vd. i 70 others WHITE. RI-7766. IR-7956. 25 Business, Office and Desk Space NORTHWESTERN. 2936—Corner storeroom. 2 living rooms; semi-modern, garage; sl7. TA-2551. TIMES WANT ADS make interesting reading because Interesting bargains of manv kinds eve iisteri here daii* - REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 House? For Sale Home and Income Brick veneer, long living room, fireplace, hardwood floors. 2 bedrooms down. 5 ; rooms up: full basement; Farquar furnace; A-l condition; 2-car garage, side ; drive; price reduced Will consider trade | for 4-room-side double. See MR. AMOS. ' 332 Circle Tower. Eastern Near lOth-St. 3-bedroom home, in fine condition: sell cheap or exchg for suburban 15-20 miles out. Mr. Pruitt. HU-6631. RI-9388. AMERICAN ESTATES CO . REALTORS Home Investment Store leased to A. & P with 2 apts ana o-room bung : good condition and income Sell or consider double as part. Mr. Burgess. RI-9388. HA-2693-M AMERICAN ESTATES CO REALTORS 5-ROOM bungalow; A-l shape; sell for SI6OO on terms. 342 S. Lyons (4100 W. _ Washington.! WHY PAY RENT’ Apply your payments on this lovely 5room modern bungalow Will show any time. Mr Heimus. HU-5279. ALLISON REALTY CO . RI-2368. MODERN 4-bedroom home near Tech and Holy Cross: sell on payments or trade for clear farm OWNER. 217 N. State 28 Sale Suburban Property $1750 BUYS '4 acre ground. 5-room bungalow built-ins. water inside, garage; near Holy Name. OWNER. DR-1286-W. EDGEWOOD-5 rooms, full basement, ga- j rage shrubbery, !a acre: easy terms. DR-5383-M MORRIS. W, 3754—4 rooms, electricity, poultry house, garage, garden; SISOO. j | RI-4346. BE SURE—Of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by UNION TITLE CO., 1 _ 155 E. Market-st. Union Title _ Bldf. 29 Lots, Farms and Acreage I 2 FARMS. 7 mile* east Austin, Bcott County, indlana. C. P. HARRISON. <451 Park-av. city. | 31 Wanted to Trade REAL ESTATE. RENTALS. INSURANCE. R. A Franke. RJ-2800. E KIRK McKINNEY CO . INC CLEAR lots in Florida for your equity DAVIS. 702 Inland bldg 33 Wanted Real Estate I I Buildings Wanted FOR WRECKING PURPOSES Highest prices allowed for salvage. $50,000.00 public liability and work- j men's compensation insurance for your complete protection. Call us for free estimates. No obligation. CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. 1320 Kentucky Ave Phone LI. 1563 1 WANTED —Listings on farms for sale In j Marion and adjoining counties. N. W. VAN OSDOL, 2625 N. Meridian. I

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SWAP-SWAP Strap Things You Hare for Things You Want TO ADVERTISERS Each ad appearing in this column is listed in The Times Swap Bureau directory for sixty days free of charge. Vour "Swap” ad will receive a special rate of seven davs for the price of five and four days for the cost of three. Call RI-5551. / TO TRADERS If you can not find what you desire in the ads in this column, call the Swap Counter. RI-5551. and we will attempt to arrange a trade for you from Swap* advertisements previously published There lno charge for this service GARDEN tractor for screw cutting lathe c wood working machinerv JOE SMITH LI-2381. 8 a m. to 5 rv tn VELVET SOAP eliminates three-fourths of the labor of housecleaning. MALONE SOAP CO . IR-2187-8. AUTOMOBIT.ES repaired at vour home, allows cheaper prices. Cash or? DR--4146-J. 41 000 CANS new high-grade canned food, for sale in dozen lots at wholesale prices. DOLL. 800 Madison-av SHRUBS, tree-trimming, evergreens, shade trees. Lombardi popiar. for furniture, chairs WA-5129. BULL DOG for oak dresser, buffot or rabbits. ** Jenny Lind bed for sale. 1225 N. Alton CASH for up-to-date office filing cabinet; fireproof; must be in A-l condition; Cheap HU-1301. MISS HADLEY MODERN home; co. seat town. 40 ml. from Indpls.; trade for hardware. Box K-2012 FORD V-8 wheels and tires: your Model A set In trade. Used auto parts most make cars. 511 E. Washington-st. RI-7119. BARBER CHAIR Newly chromium plated; hydraulic. 435 Goodlet-av. BE-2545 OVERLAND COACH. '26: for sale or trade. 2112 Dexter-av WILL PAY S2O for best Whippet coach LI--9602. 5:30 to 7:30 p. m. •'RAY.” GAS RANGE—For garden tractor. IR--2162-6 after 6pm AUTO repairing and duco painting for what? TA-1949. 1107 Udell. $5 00 CASH for used bicycles BROAD RIPPLE. 803 E 63rd-st. \V.A-1133 GUARANTEED house painting for good used car. W. Jones. 1741 Lockwood PEDIGREED rabbits and hutches; reasonable. 1215 Centennial. CASH 1929-30 Chevrolet. Ford sedans. coach. TIMES. Box K-2011 GOOD RABBIT PEN; CHEAP. 823 N. KEYSTONE Again In 1934 as in 1933—The Times was the Only Indianapolis Evening Paper to show a gain in want ads. THE REASON—RESULTS 35 Household Goods

Table Model Porcelain QUALITY Gas Range SPECIAL s 39=2:j[T SI.OO Down No Carrying y 1 111 ■ Charge ' j Large Oven—Convenient Broiler—Two Large Service Drawers COLONIAL ..““A lfc3rwl are now ! on display. See them before deciding on your purchase. Your old ■I | washer will make down If V.' ll payment on new model — ■I f ■LM balance EZ weekly or monthly payments. S w • Thor Electric Shop 1 32 North Delaware SINGER BARGAINS Singer elect, oort , real buy . 527.50 cash Singer round bobbin, sews ex.. sls 00 cash Repossessed elect. Singer console, like new; small balance. Singer Cos. 126 W. W ash. PER WEEK WILL RENT A NEW C ''l MAYTAG WASHER. MINIMUM I RENTAL. 5 WEEKS. 7TH FLOOR. I L. S. AYRES & CO. ICE BOXES Good used trade-ins; all in excellent condition; some porcelain-lined, some ahsteei. from $2 up. Open eves, and Sun. FRIGID AIRE STORE. 927 N. Meridian. REFRIGERATORS—2 big display rooms, for your convenience. See our new 1935 conditioned-air refrigerators POLAR ICE & FUEL CO.. 2000 Northwestern-av. 1902 S. East-fit. _ 50-POUND all metal refrigerator; good condition; cheap. 2536 Guilford WRINGER ROLLS Belts, parts and repairs for all makes. WASHING MACHINES Free estimate. GENERAL APPLIANCE PARTS CO 317 N. Penn.-st RI-8806 NORGE— 2-door electric refrigerator: medium size; perfect condition; $85.00 cash. 3139 N. Capitol-av. TA-5083. MAYTAG WASHER— Square tub. guaranteed. real bargain. 1911 W. Washing-ton-st. USED gas ranges: A-i cond: s*9s up. HOOSIER FURNITURE CO.. 237 E. Wash. GAS RANGES New and Used Small Payments—Free Connection CITIZENS GAS COMPANY FURNITURE —2 pianos. automatic oil burner. Pittsburgh heater. 2829 N. Pennsylvania TA-3878 ROYAL electric sweeper, like new. 1123 N. Illinois. Apt. 11. . ~ GAS RANGE: WHITE; EVENINGS. 207 E. 22ND-ST KITCHEN cabinet, breakfast set. refrig.. gas range. 2144 N 111. Dealer. GAS STOVES. $2; bed springs. $2; chest drawers. $4 00. 502 Mass.-av. DINiNG SUITE—B-plece: antiques. No dealers. 1139 Pomander-pl, after 4 p. m. LINOLEUM SPECIAL —3-sa. vds felt base. SIOO Cut-Rate Lin. House. 811 N Ala TIMES WANT ADS matte interesting reading because interesting bargains of man* Kinds are listed here dally 36 Radios, .Musical Instruments USED RADIO BARGAINS .< 10— A Few Slightly Higher OUT THEY GO Your choice of all the leading makes all styles, all sizes. PHILCO . . CROSLEY . . VICTOR .. . ATWATER KENT . . . MAJESTIC . BRUNSWICK . . . STEWART-WARNER and many others. Over 100 to choose from, 'but come early for best selection. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY EASY TERMS R & RSTORES 225 E. Wash. LI-5517 OPEN EVENINGS Accordions All Sizes—Cut Price* U Drum and Banjo Heads |S Best Price in Town. *\j£L Used instruments and acces>.n| sorles of all kind*. E-Z PAYMENTS VS LORENZ MUSIC STORE >3* 20 Pembroke Arcade. LI-4800 JSv £Sio‘SS?J: .? 8,0,d_..y '■ NEW RADIOS get police caL'B,suP- . n SAUS AF4B Ll-3413 AAP/V 2301N* 2t. MAS U-9381. R C. A —7-tube Phonograph comb *l2; Midget short wave. *9 95. 44 W. Ohio _ FREE testing and esumateson radio repairs. LANE. 2828 E Tenth CH-0218 BEAUT new R C A Graybar lowbov *3O: Midget. *9 95 44 W Ohio; open eve. PHILCO auto, radio. *SO_ ECONOMY RADIO SHOP. M* *■ Wa*h