Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1937 — Page 17

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U.S. SPENDING TOPS INCOME $350,000,000

Official Report on First Two | Months of Fiscal Year Due Today.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (U. P).— | The Federal Government spent approximately $350,000,000 more than its income in the first two months of the current fiscal year, Treasury | ledgers disclosed today. President Roosevelt's revised bud- | get of last April predicted a net de- | ficit of '$418,000,000 for the fiscal year which began last July 1. Ad- | ministration fiscal officials, how- | ever, have expressed hope that gov- | ernmental economies combined with larger repayments to Federal lend- | ing agencies would bring the budget | nearer balance. But these hopes appeared to be | waning. Refunds fo the loan agen- | cies have not measured up to ex- | pectations. While there has been a | material decrease in recovery-relief |

vers some of yihe™) late arrivals.

Much to the amusement of spectators, his cabinet ministers to engage in a swimming meet, during his recent visit to Syracuse, Sicily, where he attended the army and naval maneuPhoto shows the Italian dictator, right, standing, joking ‘with

Times-Acme Photo. Benito Mussolini persuaded

spending from last year, CREA = tures for regular governmental purposes have increased. A new budget forecast, taking into | consideration appropriations at the | recent session of Congress, may be | announced within ‘a ‘month ‘or six | weeks. Many fiscal experts were | convinced that the revised estimates | would not indicate a balanced bud- | get for fiscal 1938.

Deficit Cut Hoped For They there was a good chance the deficit | anticipated last April for the | |

NLRB DIS FEDERAL

‘High Tribunal Tes Test Seen on U. S. Judge's Right Under Wagner Act.

conceded, however, that |

ent fiscal year would be pared down perhaps hy 50 per cent. This outoi Ly NY 3 A | | The National Labor Relations Board ction up £400,000, of | : : departmental budgetary funds gd prepared ‘ground “for ‘a il reserve accounts. These funds may |Sible new Supreme Court test innot be withdrawn except with the | approval of the Budget Bureau. | Federal Court to interfere with

Another step taken by the Ad- | “exclusive powers” granted by the ministration to hold down spending Wagner Jaber Yeti —one intended to have a psycholog- | agner “Labor Relations “Act. ical effect—was the transfers of large | With an unprecedented order coirsums to trust accounts, sich as the [trary to that of the Federal District old-age, railroad retirement, and Court at Pittsburgh, the Government employees Tetiramen \yayeeni the ‘question of the coneres-

funds early in the fiscal year. Up to Aug. 27 such transfers |Sionally-delegated power of Federal Board

totalled $186,255,600 as against only l'autonomous as $83.341.262 in the same period of the [against the jurisdiction of the Fed1937 fiscal year. A Treasury offi- | eral Court system. cial pointed out that the transfers | Decision of a higher cout could have been made later this |establishing primary jurisdiction of year, but, he explained, the Ad- |the court in the case ‘at issue would ministration decided to make the |permit a union recognized in ‘a comfiscal outlook appear as “dark as | pany agreement and the company to possible” early in the year to deter | flaunt an NLRB order favoring a potential spenders. [rival union. It was believed such a Final Data Due Today [decision would jeopardize other | powers of the Board and possibly Final figures on fiscal operations | powers of other Government since July 1, to be made available lagencies. today were expected to show that: The NLRB yesterday ordered se Expenditures from July 1 to Aug. [ting aside of a closed-shop con26 inclusive amounted to $1,157;- | tra act between the National Electric 235372 as compared with $910,755, | Products Corp. and the Internation382 in the same period last year. al Brotherhood of Electrical WorkReceipts totaled $810,492,26i, more lors for 1600 workers in the comthan $210,00,000 ahead of income |pany's Ambridge, Pa., plant. in the corresponding period of the | The company had previously been 1937 fiscal year. accountable largely to social secur- | injunction ‘suit brought by ity taxes, which were not being | | American Federation of Labor collected last year. | union, to adhere to the contract. Thus the gross deficit aggregated The United Electrical Workers of $346,743,111 as compared with $310,- | America, rival union affiliated with 236,943 in the previous year. The he C. 1. 0. had failed to ‘obtain net deficit was virtually the same | [company ‘recognition and ‘appealed

as the gross deficit because debt [© the Tabor Board.

retirements ‘amounted to ‘only | rs Dm Haan AR 0.5¢ 0550. "|CHECK OF VISITORS “Recovery and relief spending u since July 1 amounted to $349,495, | TO BE MADE AT FAIR 064 as against $525,241,682 in the | SS previous fiscal year. General ex- | opty i i . : orty Indianapolis ouths empenditures totaled $617,560,113 as | ployed by the rl Si Adcompared Wah $509,586,945. | ministration are to be on duty dur-

| the home state and county of each | visitor, according to the Indiana Board of Agriculture.

TRIPLE FEATURE BILL LURES ASTRONOMER Assigned to the 14 Fair Ground RE | gates, the boys are to check ‘each

Indianapolis Amateur Astrono- | Person and automobile entering the mers’ Association members are to | Ts — In = sather at [is to be tabulated and summarize 8 at the Johnson Observatory | |daily by & staff of five girls, Levi tonight in an effort to see “three |P. Moore, Board member and Fair planets with one look.” | publicity director, is in charge. It was explained that a" astronomical situation will enable

the observers to view Mars, Saturn | State Historical Map

and Jupiter within a few minutes, | To Be Shown whereas usually an all-night vigil | g f AS by 12-foot map illustrating the

is required to see all three. A late e | : 3 moonrise is oxpected to aid the |Distory of Indiana is to be contained group. in the Northwest Territory CelebraMembers said they are to use an | (ion Commission's ‘exhibit at the eight-inch telescope under the | | State Fair, it ‘was announced today. direction of Vic Maier. Arrangements for this exhibit, to

i —— aii. be held in the Educational Building,

T. W. A. BECOMES ihe cia State Capitol in Gotvaon, a EXPRESS FIRM LINK

‘map of the Northwest Territory and

& Tare

la replica of the famous Ordinance |'of 1787, by which this territory was

Effective today, Transcontinenta and Western Air planes are to be-

I mo air | | Indiana historical map shows uhe Express Agency, company officials in SI CH, Say gy ’ 2 Pmprover Service to Sup cities es | the Ina ans, GO ore Fogors Clarks ree. rong cooperating ren [CXPedition agains the British “and Youlis. GRIT: Suid, Cf Thon. of the Lincoln family

Ses SE The old Capitol replica was built

CHILDREN RETURNING a the Plainfield Boys’ School.

FROM DESERT TREK NAME STATE HOSPITAL ATD Times Spee ial | LOGANSPORT, Sept. 1-—Dr. | John Grimes, Chicago, has been [named assistant physician on the

states, aso are to be shown, One of the oldest notatons on the

The Children’s Museum Prairie trek expedition was to return home! today after eight weeks in Southwestern desert and Indian country. a stafl at Logansport State Twenty-two Indianapolis children | — ® made the trip, collecting specimens | 1 as for the local museum as well as for Ain, the American Museum of Natural History | in New York. |

WALDFEST TO BE NOTED

The Federation of German Societies is to hold its annual celebration of Waldfest, old German holiday,

the American Medical

“If it covers the floor . . . we hove it”

UNITED RUG

AND LINOLEUM COMPANY

139 Yes WASHINGTON STREET Opposite Indiana ‘Theater

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (U. P.).— |

volving a New Deal law hy defying |

Board |

an |

This increase ‘was | ordered by the District Court, in an | the |

ling this year’s State Fair to record |

| | governed before it was divided into ||

He formerly was investi- ||

DENY CLEMENCY TO 19 IN HOOSIER PRISONS

Clemency petitions of 19 Indiana Reformatory and State Prison inmates were denied today by the State Clemency Commission which paroled one man, commuted the sen[tence of another and continued | three cases. Eugene V. Crutchfield, convicted in Knox Circuit Court Oct. 31, 1932, and sentenced to 10 years for burglarizing three Vincennes homes, received the parole. | Clifford Cline convicted in Sulii[van Circuit Court Jan. 5, 1934, to a [term of 10 vears for robbery, Te[ceived sentence commutation of four to 10 years. Among those denied clemency was [Virgil Larrison, who was convicted in Vigo Circuit Court and sentenced Feb. 18, 1918, to a State Prison life term for the murder of a taxicab driver.

LODGE ANNOUNCES 12-INCH REALTY DEAL

The Loyal Order of Moose, Lodge 17, today announced it had purchased a strip of ground 12 inches wide and 65 feet long—one of the smallest real estate deals in Indianapolis history. The strip is the rear wall of the lodge hall at 135 N. Delaware St., and the wall of a building formerly owned by the Columbia Investment [Co. The investment company sold its building and a wrecking comt- | pany started to tear down the building. The lodge filed suit in Superior Court 2 to stop the demolition of the wall, Then the sale was announced.

MOYNAHAN TO HEAD STATE HOUSING BODY

Thomas A. Moynahan, Indianapolis, today assumed his duties as president of the State Housing Commission. The Commission, which held its first meeting yesterday, announced | it plans to use the WPA three-year | property survey as ‘a guide for | recommending improved Indiana | housing conditions. Outlines of the report are to be | turned over to local housi boards | for reference, State WPA Director John K. Jennings, Commission |‘ member, said. The Commission has supervisory functions over local boards.

RE-ELECT A. H. MYERS AS INSURANCE HEAD

day had been re-elected president of the Indiana Farmers Mutual Insurance Co. Other officers re-elected at vesterday's 60th annual meeting in the company’s offices, 2105 N, Meridian St., were Frank E. Hay, Indianapolis, executive vice presi dent; O. L. Myers, Waveland; D. E. Bowman, Hagersiown; J. E. Fiant, Connersville, and Calvin Carson, Oicero, vice presidents; Glenna Wray Watkins and Frank R. Baker, both of Indianapolis, assistant secretaries, and Harry W. Nowlin, Indianapolis, securities treasurer,

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LOANS From

$1 Up to $300 on

SACKS BROS.

306-10 INDIANA AVE.

Labor Day in German Park, eight miles south of the city. George O. Lehman is 10 serve as general chairman.

“GOOD THINGS TO EAT" FRIE ag DINNERS

Twes., Thurs. Sundays : © { 2 Vegetables.

Sn % oy ey * Gre vy Drink <

Hot Biscurte 16 UB. T-BONE . STEAK=Salad, Se Baier, French Fries,

” GRANDMOTHER'S KITCHEN.

14 8. CAPITOL 3 Doors South of AL st.

SUITS will cost you. Bu! oy now of ese all ro : all sizes dertul ATSOTTMOnE of styles=-Some at $5

Cream Vegetables and Drink

PLATE LONGH Meat, Bread, Bt

Yes, that's all these fine unre deemed and RECONDITIONED

get the pick assortments! Mi gy won-

smart 0 $8.50.

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—. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1987 | [Business Services 10 | Houses For Sale 24

"Bernard and Mrs Margaret Bell, | (Service Stations)

I away Monday at residence, 862 | | HARTWELL'S SHPLL SERVICE, 7002

Leonard A. Hohlt, Perry Townuchanan Si. Funeral Thursday, na | at the residence, 9 Friends tnvited. "aro. Capitol, TA-8640, Complete Finioog ion, | “Goodyear Tires’ : TAT

ship trustee, announced today | { Patoion: Churct that School 9, on Bluff Ave, Ww COSHER TEN will ‘open Tuesday, Sept. 7, instead |ypwprieKs charles M. age 60 gears. FIKE'S SERVICE STAT of tomorrow, ‘as ‘originally “sched- | passed away Tuesday. ~Puneral Thurs- | 1530 N New Jersey. gimoni ne (Tree Surgeons) MID-WESTERN Tree Experts. 108 KE.

day, 3 p. m. at the KIRBY MORTUARY. | uled. The building is being re- Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Wash, No. 503. 11-8173. “Complete trees, landscape service. a

modeled ‘and will not be ready for ! HENDRICKS Charles M., passed occupancy this week, he said. uesday at the home of Albert maid _—— == | (Truck Rentals)

244 8S. Christian St. Services at the KIRBY MORTUARY Thursday, 3 p | Burial Crown Hill Friends invited. Deaths=Funerals J | Friends may call at the mortuary. Indianapolis Times, Wed. Sept. 1, Jo37 | MILLET TE George W. son of Elmer. ind | - = AAA - AAA rother o ert Miilette, acparted Jas | | life Monday, Funeral Thursday, o0ms Wi trod Boa of Mis. | 3° ihe MOORE & KIRK NORTHB&ST 5 IR ! t rd FUNERAL, ROME. 2530 rp Bt., “2 | m uria rown ill Cemetery. CAPROLLTON, 2327: coo6l comfortable riends invited. | room; Drivate, wodern home. Constant [RICE Marvin Pat, a - an : her conse, 15, Yeats, CARROLLTON, 2546 — Clean, comforianie

Anna, brother of 1 - - vin, Robert, r of Mus. wy pr Rape on Deas room, 1 block of College ¢ar HE-

Charles, died Tuesday. Funeral Thurs- | x | day, Sept. 2, 3 p. m., at residenc~, 301 | CENTRAL, liam and Frank Miller of Indianapolis. | S. Holmes Friends invited, Burial 100m, next passed Fway Juesday 1 ees Ba oes | Moral ok er Friends may call | Reasonable. ay call at the home, enn St residence after am. Wednesday. | e 00 srivate from noon We nesday uh uptil Joon, cL day. | GEO. W. USHER SERVICE COLD. re Ro ROMY HA rivate sarvices at the . n, Is 3393 day. followed by Se at 1 Pleas- : nt Run Evangelical Reformed Church a $b m. Friends invited. Burial Crown |

CRAM. —Harry, husband of Gertrude, father of Mrs, Helen Hines of Massillon, | O.. Mary, ‘Gilbert and Marcus Crail, Indianapolis; brother of J. MeHugh, Indianapolis, and Mrs, “J, F. Tierney, Winston-Salem, N. C, died na Muncie. Friends may call at | MOR RIVARY Wednesday, Pu- | [Smee

SCHOOL OPENING IS DELAYED A WEEK

Indianapolis Times, Wed, Sept. 1,

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Compan Union Title RET

Nay 12s | 155 E. MARKET

_on_ smal “monthly “Haye N REALTY ©€O., Realtors,

NORTH re STOP=-LOOK==-LISTEN

2422 N. Dearborn; 5 rooms ern: $1900: $190 down, " L. G. MILLER, HA-26 C. Cruse, Inc, RI~ 8412,

128 N. Dela. 3110-12 McPherson

Six rm. double, new paint, fine condition, fenced back yard, 2-«car gar. close to transp., business, school, REGORY & APPEL, INC LT-4254 -.."D. Pearce LI-T491 PARK, 6201 —-FIVE-ROOM MODERN, near schools, corner not: immediate possession. $500 cash, $30 month. HU-7062 | WINTHROP, 4539. Modern bungalow. (wo AL bedrooms, sunroom. fireplace, economy N.—Bachelor apartment; sit- kitchen, ‘rood furnace, shade, Nin beds, Bath. Gentleman | fruit trees. $4,500. TR-21 Walking distance. “LI-5617 | TWO BEDROOM ULTRA MODFREN HOME, Houston, Tox., passed at her home, 2253 | ILLINOIS, N. 1907—High type room, pri- | 5700 North. Owner sacrificing, easy N. Talbott Ave Tuesday evening. Aug. vate entrance, lavatory, toilet, refined _ terms. HU-7715. 31. Friends may call at KREGELO & | home. Garage. bi PATE ans N Jleridian Site: | iLUINOTS, N, gp, reve furnish | EAST ursday, Services at the v rivileges, gentle- : LC Sant neral “Home, Fridav morning at 10 | TI. "A ch1Te-M ad . Walcott $3250, Terms o'clock. Interment at Brownstown, Ind. NEAR TECH HIGH SRHOOL AND _ clean apartment. Lady. GRADE SCH 1ocated

CORRFCTED NOTICE —a Thi Jieral BR 9 t the mor- Earl | = 11s attractive 6-room i ary. aanal Holy Cross Cemetery. Aug. 30, in St, Fi ntony RE a 5 JRE. po Nie | | Between Wastihngton and New York Sts, Friends invited. ville, Ky., father of Manford Shiriev,| TA-6918. cv ory ina Ag re aon. ei | “Yent . " i : : al home: reasonable, DAVIS-—Grace Peters. ‘widow of Ralph T.. ley. Gal. on of Mr. ald MIs, DT. | WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Large Iciely | Gail Jack Strickland, TA-3799, . Arthur G. Loftin, sister Indianapolis. and Harold | room, shower bath Gentleman pre- KIRK M'KINNEY. INC and Mrs. Frank | Pygnetscs Lol Funeral | ferred. TA-3821 TEEUNEEN PLACE, NEAR 10TH 8T — Texas, vassed 9 11 at EAST “Attractive room, Dandy five-room modern, ‘ong livi San Central SHIRLEY ‘BROS. CENTRAL CHAPEL Transportation, restaurants room. built-ins. hardwood floors. corner 946 N. Tilinois St. Friends invited, Purfai | _ fentleman. Garage optional. lot. shade, 32,10. 107. ‘down. HUDBLSON, E. 12th | BIX-ROOM MODERN DOUBLE

SMALL HOME ee ALLY

away Shane,

Abbott Describes Treatment To Fit Local Grain For Planting.

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| RENT A IF DRIVE ir RI-7788

‘RUCK. love vaurseif, Save half | YOURSELP C.. 39 Ky Ave Ae non h. INS—Willi C., husband rownie Miskimen Atkins, 12 | William A. Atkins, passed away “Services ai the residence of hi in Golden Hill. Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends | invited. Burial Crown Hill

BAUMGART—Anna (nee Miller), age 60 ears, beloved wife of William Baumgait | r., mother of William Jr. grandmother | of Phyllis Ang, sister of Lena Fritz, Wil- |

Rust-damaged wheat is not entirely worthless as Seed, Horace E. Abbott, County Agricultural Agent, assured Marion County farmers today. Two ‘questions which have been asked repeatedly, he said, are: “What effect on the next crop will the present black stem rust have, and what kind of wheat can be expected from the planting of the shriveled rust-bitten seed this fall?” “The great concern is due to the fact that the present infestation of black stem rust is the first general epidemic ever to strike the county, to my knowledge,” Mr. Abbott added. The loss in wheat weight resulting from the rust attack is costing Marion County farmers close to a | $100.000. he said. | “But this is water over the dam. "The farmer wants to know whether | his next wheat crop. sown with the | damaged seed will suffer also.”

son of

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“large water,

nicely furnished constant hot

Fred 3 IA Cheyne. and Mrs. Lorraine Osborne of | DELAWARE, | IdianApolts, Mrs, Charles A. Bolles of ting room, Brownstown and Mrs. William McKee of preferred.

Sarage;

, Peters, Harris of Brownsville, away Tuesday at ail flome, Ye. Services the E BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday . m. Friends invited. Friends may at the mortuary

“adjoining bath . mp ved CH- Dass rR Clean $2 up 3000 Fash,

ge $1000 cash, terms,

Artemas H. — Noblesville, to- |

FETTY--David 'W._ beloved husband of tn Memoriam Jda K. Fetty, father of Clarnce D. and David D. Fetty, stepfather of Mrs Florence Weaver, Mrs, Neenah Daniel, rs, Lyda Henn, Mrs. Ida Carney. Mrs. | Dorothy West and Maurice, Frank and | Arthur “Sheets, pasted away Tuesday evening, Aug. 31 Funeral services be held at the residence of Frank Sheets, 636 S. Missouri St day afternoon, Sept, 2, at 2 Burial Floral Park eR are welcome, WAL FUNERAL RECTORS.

lovely gentle-

Old Story In Northwest.

Mr. Abhott said the rust epidemic of the black stem variety is new to [this part of the country, but that in the Northwest wheat territory, it is an old story. “They have conducted many cxperiments with rust-damaged wheat which conclusively show that it is not ‘worthless by any means,” he assured farmers in this area. The poorest wheat in the county tested about 39 pounds to the bushel. The average was around H0 pounds. Normal wheat tests 60 or better, Mr. Abbott continued. Any wheat testing in low 40s fis almost too poor for seeding, he said. However, farmers who have wheat testing 50 pounds or better can raise the test weight two or three pounds by cleaning.

Treatment Ts Suggested

Mr. Abbott suggested treating the shriveled seed with copper carbonate or new improved process known as (eresan. His prescription: Mix one ounce of the compound per bushel in a closed container and leave for 24 hours. The copper carbonate treatment calls for two ounces per bushel mixed in the same way, Mr. Abboit said. Backing wheat immediately after it is treated is permissible, he added

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Mer. ‘and ‘Wash. St. Ye Neighborhood Stotes: 930 8, Meridian | | a fe | WALTER |. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

helby |93%6 SHELBY ST R250 | | CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W MICH BT BE-1934 ON EASY CREDIT FINN BROS.

School No. 75. Flanner & Buchanan || ip Housekeeping Rooms 20 W. Fall Creek Blvd. ig -

DIbasement paved electricity We Before we offer

side drives sewers, city recondition for sale,

Price $3.350 and $200 Cash $30.00 Per Month

See Mr. Dillehay

Office 3502 Rockville Road Oonen Bundav, 2-6. Daily, 8-5 BE-3181, L1-2073 TR-T7014,

E. L. Cothrell Realty Co. - SEE THIS TONIGHT

Fifie 5-rm. mod. bung, just Hike new; large rms. full basement, side dr. lots of built-in cabinets, oak flrs. all new decorations. At Rhodius Park, city bus at deer, N 820 HE a BT., OPEN ¢-9 ear grade gh and parachial schools, BRIDGES 4& GR AVES, 243 N. DEL.. RI-3477

2010 KOEHNE

Only 83.750: 8500 down Good 6-rotm mod. bung. ; 2 bédrms, down, 1 up, kitchen et 26a gar, paved st. and alley, own only by tap pointment MR BURGHSA, RI-09388. TR-6 AMERICAN Esra I'Es CO. Realtors.

1408 S. LINDLEY =

5730 W. WASHINGTON BT a A 5-room bung. redecorated through. 1061-2 large Fioms, out, nice loi; 82000, Terms, 429, sleeping room $2. ANCHOR FINANCE CORP. Ii

B037—3-100" 2 0 apart- | RADER, 2912 -FOUR-BEDROOM HOME, fn kitchen; light, airy.| Every detail modern: excellent condition; en, location for home and investme pov RI-1419 MR. OSTRUM RIPAUL L. M'CORD CO., 615 I.emcke Bldg, Times Economy Want Ads Are Paster to Read and Produce Better Resulfs It's The Times Now for Want Ads. RI lev 5551

Lots For Sale

Memorial Park Cemelocated. Priced reason-

ee sleeping rooms for gentlemen F6TH BT. Off Washington Blvd; TWO rooms, separate beds optional; " hs $1530, away one year ago today, Sept. 1. Sadly p will reduce $25 every day until y - Hotels 2A WEST 1 N. Delaware, Modern outside rooms. | 5-room modern, full each house it Attractive monthly ratex for perman-

R & 3:30 | Lebanon. Ind. Friends may call at ‘hapel. "CLINTON HOTBL—29 virginia, CH-6204 { 18TH, W. 24; nice downstairs room. x ang r's Church bath. Near Tllinois carline. HA-0323 [FO RORKE-—-In lovin SHCA f room; ci home. reference: : SOUTH Ving rem rance of ot g - = father and husband, William. who A man. HA-222 FLETCHER AVE. 544 Trice today missed by | _ 1200 North. Central heat. RI-5787 Wetter hurry. L109 sold, WIFE AND CHILDREN Ce ARARAARARKANIIIIIII IFIP IIRIIII I | 4A | | CENTRAL HOTEL=~Delawate and Vermont, 3787 Rockville Road 33 | . ransient rates. — to gAraRon Divot) HOTEL RILEY ome Homa ent guests; complete hotel service. Toth | and Capitol.

Roosevelt Hotel

Live downtown, Attractive 2 and 3.room "apartments, clean, comfortable, sleeping rooms; $350 and up. Laundry done free. Ww “Ohio |

prt Basement Ss lg Bank 118 E

832-334

| Rooms With Bowrd

CENTRAL, 2222—Gentiemen, to bath; 3 meals, $7. HA-31 DEXINGTON, 062; large room meals. Double or single. Modern, DR-4977-J. LOVELY front room

Men's and Women’s

CLOTHING

excellent | 6.50

twin or single buds Private home. HA-

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age; mother's care; 1142 King AV

| $3 50-_NEW JERBEY, N. 2038—Cozy, small | room and kitchenette; private entrance Telephone,

| $5— RUOCKLE,

| ties, radio; DR-5307 | AUABAMA, N,

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tra Porch. HI-29 042, Comfortably Air-Conditioned

BERT S. GADD oy |-2430 Prospect St GRINSTEINER'S 522 E Market St. eho SERVICE HH. HERRMANN | 1505 8 Sa Bln HISEY & TITUS

THE PUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE €T

L1-3828, ATR CONDITIONED

MOORE & KIRK

CH - 1806-1 I'A-6056-5

“SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

fHinofs St ’ urs4y | J. C. WILSON | __DR-0322

1230 Prospect Bt. 322 OLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS |

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PERMANENTS erm | Regular $5, Now wounbed wan nen enero $2.00

Complete GUARANTEED OIL ED OIL PERMA NENTS! Ss gota) Offer: Reguldr $8 now for $3.50 or 2 for ye. 00. All Pérmanents on of Types. of Hair Guazanited by

"i oi Bea: Hair “Shop

622 Aik Ave. ih

ALABAMA, apartment. __hot water; BROADWAY, __ette, two beds; CARROLLTON, ment: furnished. ties; garage. LI-040 COLLEGE, 1654—2 rooms, “private porches, sink: furnished or unfurnished; ndults ale DFLAWARE, N., 400 Apt, ment, sink; hot, cold water. ployed. = DELAWARE, N., 517— “Large room 2 bath. walking distance; a DELAWARE, N., 713, Apt. first floor apartment; distance, | | TLIL,INOTB, 2020 N =Bpacious tront kitchen- | ette apartment; ‘accommodate 2; innerspring; radio; garage, Also exquisite 2room: accommodate 2ILLINOIS, N., 2304—2 Jutpe front 2 large closets, Adults | MABSACHUBHTTB AVE. 1 Clean 2 and 3 rooms; hot water: NEW JERSEY, N.. 1417; efficiency ment, nicely furnished, utilities | Private entrance, _Reasonable, i NORTHWESTERN, 13020. Opposite Rex Theatre—Purnishéd apartment, 3 16oms, __ ‘modern. Adults, ORIENTAL, 20 N—2 mattress, utilities,

RI-5374

_DR-447:

Quincey, residence;

Robert Pike, 2 23, downtown hotel resident, was in City Hospital today with a seven-inch knife wound received in an E. Washington St. tavern fight last night. Police held him on a vagrancy charge.

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| Sale Suburban, Re BEECH GROVE

1820 ALBANY brick veneer modern bungas low. full basement; garage. Call JOHN R. WELCH & HONS L1-342%4, BPEEDWAY, house for sale. ike rent, Modern two bedroom bungalow. Good condition. Times, Box 864 WEST VIEW DR. 1800; 6-fm. mod. buns; gar., barg orice, 23250: $250 cash, $30 per mo AD & CLINE N. Alabama. 11-840 BEVEN-ROOM MODERN Acre af ground; plenty ‘of shrubbery, fruit, Mr. Dor man, Davis Real Estate, 101-5545

private enfrance. Real Estate Exchange 28

. PARK, 1014—2 large clean Jrousekeeping VACANT Iot nd HOHTe sh . SPECIAL! rooms. Near bath. Reasonable. LI-7714. | Nona Lo station WR MORGAN, 35¢ PARK 1118—2-foom suife; also 2 FOOm®, | 11-1743 | kitchenette; constant hot water Ra . EE a A = c E 140 ACREB hill | PENNSYLVANTA, N. 063-—1 voom with | city property. kitchenette; mice for 1; also 4 nice =

rooms; Yeasonahle, 11TH, ©, 008=2 clean, cool, siivnionea | Meh Wanted down: private bath. utilities: ori- | |

B,, rooms, vate entrance. ‘ad CH-5822. night LOVELY 2 rooms and kitchenette; pri- | vate entrance: utilitits pafd: gentlemen | you wave Haire, preferred. HE-3475. INTERNATION. — |

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1 WILL not be responsible for debts Ei

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after August 31, Tea CGT MAN DAY CUT. shampoo. wave, all 3 for 25c | Dunbar Court 1022 N. West All utilities and 5B furnished. See cust, Apt. 10,

Fal BEAUTY Acad.. 401 Roosevelt Blde | M. E. MOLLOY

MOUERN BEAUTY CULTURE a TIONA WAY 342 ¥ Wash CH-2TTT has heen fio front | “|

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Is the child of Chinese parents, who was born in the U. 5, a citizen? | WHITE housekeeper, middle aged and Board, 528 W. Marviand

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Can a Japanese be naturalized in the U. S.?

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