Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 304, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1936 — Page 10

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BUILDING BOOM IS FORECAST BY j REALTY LEADER Regional Officer Calls for ‘More Confidence in Real Estate. Forecast of a building boom and suggestion of the heed of “more confidence in real estate" were reviewed today by Indianapolis real- j tors following the address yesterday of Charles S. Wanless, Springfield, 111., regional vice president of the National Association of Real Estate, before the Indianapolis Real Estate Board. Mr. Wanless, who built many i homes during the depression years, I asserted "the time will be here soon for a big harvest.” “When you make some money you had better save it to make economic investments in times of economic distress,” he said. He commended appraisal clinics, one of which is to be held March 24 to 26 in the Indiana University extension, and said the clinics are “worth their weight in gold.” Too many realty men, he said, are ignoring the low-salaried groups in building new homes. It is possible to make a profit building low-cost homes, he declared. Associate members of the real estate board are to have charge of next week’s program. BOSTON STIKERS FIGHT 7 Arivsts Made, 1 Woman Sent to Hospital After Battle. By United Press BOSTON, Febff. 28.—New outbreaks in the garment district resulted in seven additional arrests today and sent one women to a hospital after free-for-all fighting between some of the 6000 garment strikers and workers. The new arrests brought to 29 the number held in the Greater Boston area since the waklout went into effect yesterday. Church Party Is Set Members of the Holy Name Society of Holy Name Church is to give a pork and beef dinner Sunday at 12 in the new dining room. Bingo is to be played in the afternoon. Club to Hold Bingo Party The Sahara Grotto Bingo Club is to hold a bingo party at 8 tonight in the Grotto clubrooms. 13th-st and Park-av. The parties are held ! every P’riday night. Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses (Incorrect addresses frequently are given to the Marriage License Bureau deliberately. The Times in printing the official list assumes no responsibility for the accuracy of such addresses.) Ralph F. Gordon, 39. of 949 N Pennsyl- I vania-st, transportation, and Sallie A, Hogg. 23, of 238 E. 9th-st, stenographer. Clyde E. Lorton, 20, of 1657 Carrolltoaav. grinder, and Edith Mae Simmons, 20, of 1321 Oxford-stl housekeeper. Births Girls Albert, Martha Mauler, 1812 Singleton, Albert, Elizabeth Lemons, 1321 W. 27t,h | Owen, Marjory Flannagan, 754 ',2 Fort j Wayne. George, Mamie Garard, 325 N. Pine. Knox, Elizabeth Harris. 1720 Yandes. Otho. Helen Mathews. 3317 Roosevelt. William, Marie Sexton, 6571 Ashland. Boys Harry. Flora Noe, 2730 Barth. Frederick. Vcrda Sullivan, 2162 Jefferson. Jessie. Mildred Buckner, 411 Darnell. Raymond. Jessie Connel, 805 Olin. Twins William, Opal Smith, 517 W. Henry, girl ! and boy. Deaths Alice Morrison Cathcart, 38, at 109 E 1 9th. angina pectoris. Frederick Eza! Phillips, 1. at Riley Hospital. broncho pneumonia. David Davis, 59, at 3418 College, cerebral hemorrhage. Anna Amelia Huebner, 57. at 436 N. Temple, acute cardiac dilatation. Daniel Milton Bennett 73. at 1202 St. Peter, cardio vascular renal disease. Galen Thompson. 31, at Central Indiana, gastro enteritis. Arthur Washington. 25, at City, lobar pneumonia Charles Porter, 38. at City, tuberculous meningitis. Samuel T. Beaman, 83, at City, chronic myocarditis. Gertrude Frakcr, 54, at Methodist, uremia Sam Harris. 49, at 338 N. Randolph. accidental. Marv Kaffcbaum. 70, at City, chronic nephritis. Voorheis Cavitt. 5 at Methodist, coronary occlusion. Samuel Welch 58. at 2702 N. Capitol romnarv sclerosis Thelma A. DuPee, 26, at City, acute myocarditis. BUILDING PERMITS R-Va! Beauty Shop. 3777 N. Illlnois-st. *145. erect sign His Liquor Store. 320 E. Washingion-st. *135, erect sign. Kellass Optica! Cos.. 32 N. Pfnnsvlvaniat. *145. erect sign Lux Tavern, 3421 N. Illinois st. *l7O erect sign. Roger Colby, 2940 Clifton-st, *BOO, addition to store room. General Outdoor Advertising Cos., 905 N. Tilinois-sf, $125 erect sign. Genera! Outdoor Advertising Cos., 1127 N Illlnois-st. $125. erect sign. Thomas H Walsh 343 Park-av. *25 wreck two-storv dwelling. Genera! Outdoor Advertising Cos.. 903 W r Washington-st. *250. erect sign. General Outdoor Advertising Cos.. 731 E Washington-st. *325, erect sign. J. H. Enders. 2421 Covner-av, *I9OO. add rootr.s to dwelling. Wallace Walter. 416 Berwick-av, *2OO excavate basement. Marion Material Cos . 110 E. llth-st, $35 wreck one-storv dwelling. Marion Material C’o.. 111! Cornell-av ! s3t wteck two-storv dwelling. Million Population Cos., 2134 N Alabantast. SIOO. wreck two-storv dwelling Million Population Cos 911 Virginia-av ji *SO wreck one-storv dwelling , Million Population Wrecking Cos 909 1 Virginia-av. *75. wreck one-stjrv dwelling L.lhlon Population Wrecking Cos. 907 \ irginie.-av. $75. wreck one-storv dwelling Ralph Reeder, 3942 N. Pennsvlvama-st *2su. re roc f.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FEB. 28. 1933