Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1937 — Page 32

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'LABOR'S GHOST PLAGUES F. D. R. IN NORTHWEST

War Between AF A. F. of L. and C. I.-0. Still Source of Irritation.

By THOMAS L. STOKES } Times Special Writer SEATTLE, Sept. 30. —President Roosevelt shook off two spooks, the Supreme ourt and the Black-Klan issues, when he crossed the Mississippi River and invaded the plains and mountain states. These matters have not created much of stir in the West. But when he entered the Pacific Northwest he ran into an old familiar ghost which plagued him and his Administration for weeks during the automobile and steel strikes, and is still a source of constant irritation. . This is the warfare between the C.I1 O. and A. F. of L, which is embarrassing to a pro-labor Administration which seeks to remain neutral. The war is on in earnest in Oregon, Washington and California. The C. I. O. forces are led by wiry Harry Bridges, generalissimo of the longshoremen, with headquarters @t San Francisco. Dave Beck, organizer for the International Teamsters Union in 11"states west of the Rockies, is in charge of A. F. of L. forces on the Pacific Coast. His headquarters are in seattle. Jurisdictional disputes are numerous. Docks at Portland now are heavy with freight tied up because of the conflict between opposing teamsters and longshoremen. And the trail of battle leads to the sawmills in the hills, dominated by the €. I. 0. Many of these are now shut down because of the labor feud. Business Resentful

- Businessmen, caught between the fighting factions, are disturbed and resentful. - This resentment has been capitalized by Dave Beck. He seized the opportunity created by the C. I. O. autpmobile and steel strikes a few months ago. Exploiting the fears which these events generated among West Coast businessmen, he offered the latter his alternative of A. F. of L. unions, with the result they rushed to ally themselves with him. Today, Seattle is the most unionized city in the country, and Dave Beck sits in the seat of power, with the city administration and the Chamber of Commerce and businessmen paying their court to him. Mayor John Dore has declared for the A. F. of L. in the factional war. Seattle is predominatly A. F. of L. » Unionization extends to the white-collar workers in department stores, groceries and drug stores; includes taxi drivers and bellhops, maids, cooks and everybody who works for Seattle’s hotels.

Run Like a Business

* “I run this just like the Standard Oil Coo.,” Beck said, gesturing about his office. “Our business is selling labor.” He remarked that a Chamber of Commerce delegation was coming to see him during the afternoon. “I don’t know what they want— but we’ll try to be helpful,” he said. Among other things, he said his conception of a well-organized - labor union is that it should help elitninate unfair trade practices that lead to cutthroat competition, which - brings lower wages as well as hurting business. He mentioned the automobile companies’ practice of moving automobiles to the coast by hiring men to drive them, at very low wages— from Michigan and elsewhere. Such caravans, he said, dumped: 250,000 men on the Pacific Coast to crowd the labor market. “I called up the Mayor and asked him to impound nine such cars in one caravan in order to dramatize this problem.” Beck said the split in labor forces in state and Congressional elections, hurt the Democratic Party where candidates are lined up with one faction or the other.

NEW ALBANY FAILS TO APPOINT CLERK

NEW ALBANY, Sept. 30 (U. P.) — Efforts to name a successor to Joel M. Ford, missing City Clerk, were at a standstill here today following a dispute in the City Council last night. When Mayor J. G. Hauswald presented the name of Miss Jane Frew Pearce, assistant City Clerk, the majority of the Council refused to confirm her appointment. The Council is said to favor George Diehl, former telegrapher. Ford was dismissed recently be-

cause of absence. Mayor Hauswald’s |’

compromise candidate, Walter Bruder, businessman, also failed to win the Council approval.

JUDGE ADVANCES 116 CASES IN SINGLE DAY

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Sept. 30 —Judge Courtland C. Gillen of Putnam Circuit Court today had. advanced 116 cases on the docket of the new court term, which began yesterday. . ‘Each case set for trial during the present term was previewed yesterday. Judge Gillen secured final action on two cases, dismissed. six, assigned trial dates to seven new cases, and advanced the remaining 101 toward completion.

LOCAL THIEF SENTENCED

Everett Osborne, 30, of 1229 Oliver Ave., who on Sept. 9 broke from the police chain gang but was recaptured by police two days later, today was sentenced to one to five years in the State Prison. Judge Pro Tem. Clyde Karrer announced sentence in Criminal Court upon conviction of petit larceny.

‘Y’ CLASS OPENS TONIGHT

The opening session of the class in salesmanship at the Y. M. C. A. evening schools will be held tonight at 7:30. Joel T. Traylor will be instructor for the 13th consecutive year. The class will meet each Thursday for 16 weeks.

THEOSOPHISTS TO BE HOSTS The Indianapolis Theosophical Society is to be host at 2:30 p. m. Sunday to the Ohio Federation Society. James S. Perkins Jr., Cin-

Heads Society

Virginia Buchanan (above) has been elected president of the Washington High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Other officers are Raymond Chelf, vice president; Dorothy League, secretary, and Marjorie Ryan, treasurer. The class of ’'38 has elected these officers: Louis Leerkamp, president; Donald Bowman, vice president; Rosemary Wilson, secretary, and Vince Perry, treasurer. Minute Men officers are Omer Townsend, president; Marion Carter, vice president; Louis Leerkamp, treasurer, and Frank Kremer, secretary. Mr. Thorgerson wili review briefly the outstanding plays of the game

each day and after the series ends is to appear on the same program

preview and review summaries. Mr. Thomas will be heard, as usual, in the remainder of the time.

BRIDE, 14, PLAYED HOOKEY TO MARRY

Times Special KOKOMO, Ind. Sept. 30.—Indiana’s latest child-bride, 14-year-old Mrs. Betty Jean Wooley Lloyd, played hookey from her 8B class here to wed Raymond Lloyd at Marion. Mrs. Lloyd gave her age as 18 when obtaining a license and the Rev. A. L. Emmert, First United Brethren Church, who performed the ceremony, said he thought she was 18. Mrs. Collins Wooley, the bride's mother, indicated said would not interfere: Her only comment was “Bettys all Highs = and everything is Seifled ”

HOWARD COUNTY’S COURT HOUSE OPENS

Times Special KOKOMO, Ind. Sept. 30.—Howard County officials began today moving office furniture and records into the new Court House just completed. Last night a large group of Howard County residents took part in a pageant celebrating the building's completion and depicting almost a century of county history. The arrival of the family of Jacob Kern, grandfather of John W. Kern, former Indianapolis Mayor, in a covered wagon was one of the highlights of the performance. Other ceremonies are to be held this week.

BOARD TO DISCUSS STUDY OF TRAFFIC

The State Board of Education is to meet here tomorrow to decide whether 1937-38 high school graduates will be required to have one semester's credit in traffic safety. Floyd I. McMurray, State Superintendent of Education, said it is a question whether the high schools can revamp their schedules to make room for the course. The 1937 Legislature made safety classes in‘ grade schools mandatory this year, but left the high school classes optional. .

KILLING OF PRISONER

FT. WAYNE, Sept. 30 (U. P.)— Allen. County authorities are investigating - the fatal shooting of William Evans, 25, by City Police Officer Robert Gaskill Jr. today. Officer ,Gaskill arrested Evans on a disorderly conduct charge. While he was trying to call a patrol from ‘a call box, the prisoner attempted to flee. Officer Gaskill told Captain of Detectives John Taylo: that he fired once in the air, and when Evans failed to stop, he lowered his aim.

CRASH INJURES BABY

FT. WAYNE, Sept. 30 (U. P).— St. Joseph’s- Hospital attaches reported the condition of 10-months-old Mary Josephine Hinds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Hinds, Auburn, as still critical today. The baby was thrown from her mother’s lap when her father’s car collided with another machine at New Haven. She suffered a multiple skull fracture.

1. U. COED SPONSORS NAMED

BLOOMINGTON, Sept. 30 (U. P.). —Frances G. Watkins, Indianapolis; Sarah Margaret Gray, Bloomington, and Betty Hazeltine, Columbus, have been chosen new co-ed sponsors for the Indiana University R. O. T. C., it was announced today. Two of the sponsors chosen last year, Margaret R. Schricker, Knox, and Doroe thy O'Dowd, Monticello, will serve again this year.

TINY BABY GIRL BORN

P.).—A one-pound nine-ounce baby girl, born here Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welmer, still was thriving in an incubator at Bartholomew County Hospital today, 48 hours after birth.

Deaths—Funerals ! Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Sept. 30, 1937

BALLARD—John, age 62 years, beloved husband of Mayme Ballard, and father of Fred and Leonard d Ballard and Mrs. Marie Jones, passed away Saursday, Sept, 2. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2 RLEY a

Pp. from S| BROS. 3Be FUNERAL HO! 2002 W. Michian St. Friends invited, Burial Floral ark. Friends may call at the funeral

home after 3 p. m. Thursday.

CARLEY--Minnie ks" of Trdle Marks w. Hastings

Sence. 2140 Coils ence, 2140 i Pri time after 6

mother of Mrs. anapolis, end

oston, SS., ov the late resinds may call any ursday at the Prospect

each Monday and Friday for football |

BY OFFICER PROBED

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Deaths—Funerals pn Indianapolis Times, Thurs., Sept. -30, 1937 1937

CRUTCHER—Samuel H., husband of Ade laide B. Crutcher, and en her of Mrs. T. N. Erown, ot Lake Fla., 5 nd Mrs. John W. Luckett, or Nd apn geparied this life Thurs day. a ay, 10 a. at Crit Burial Witliamstows, Ky. eiends may sall at the MOORE & KIRK IRVINGORTUARY, 5342 E. Washington

Se Neh rsday evening.

\NIS—C. H 9 years, beloved nN hatles a 5 Ta 5 brother of Matthew Ennis, . Ennis, Rushville, apd Kt Ho dy. Pune: Friday. i ed os a unera g id , he GEOR Ww.

at OS ir FUNER IAL HOME, 1719 Ny Ey: RO.

itol Ave. Friends invited.: Burial Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at resience. 1527 Rembrandt St.. until 12 noon, Friday. .

FEAR—William H., beloved husbdnd of Allie Fear and father of Mrs. Cloe Beard. Miss Audrey L. Fear, Clifton W, and Claude T. Fear, all of Indianapolis, and . Fear of Jamestown, Ind. a: 1, Ind, passed rans ept. 2 ‘Funeral serv“the W ALD FUNERAL Tnois at, 17th St., Friday afternoon, Oct. 1. at 2 o’clock. Burial Floral Park Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

RENNEDY-_Michael, Brothers of John KenRady a and Mrs. Fran orman, died nesday. sept. 29. Rp Friday. oct 1. 8:30 a. from the BLA WELL FUNERAL "HOME, 926 N. Capitol Ave, Services St.. John’s Church, 9:a. Friends invited. please . copy.)

SINGER—Saraleh 1221 E. Washington St assed away Wednesday evening at t! ethodist Hospital after a lengthy the ness. Wife o hen, Aaron Sones, David Singer, Samuel Singer. Mrs. A. B. Good. Mrs. bert Calderon, Miss Jennie Shger, sister of Mrs Goldie evi, Mrs. Ethel SchneiderYoisenihal, Services will be Conduct ed 2

AARON-RUBEN FUNERAL HOME, 19043 N. Meridian St. Interment Hungarian Cemetery.

Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

1321-23 W. RAY ST. BE-1588

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W MICH ST BE-1934

WALTER |. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

3226 SHELBY ST FINN BROS. Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St. TA-1835 FLANNER & BUCHANAN 25 W. Fall Creek Drive

TA-4400—TA-4401-=TA-4402. BERT S. GADD 2430 Prospect St. GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market St. RI-5374 T _PERSONAL SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN

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Combination Oil Permanent

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KRESGE BUILDING

WEISSMAN MOTORS Dodze and Plymouth Dealer 2215 E. Washington St. Phone—Day CH-5822; night, CH-5242 HARTZ BEAUTY SALON, shampoo and set, 50c. Free color rinse with each shampoo if you prifg Ww ad. EveRing. 2 Ebboinunents. 315 Lh Bldg.

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Apartments, Unfurn.

"HEATED—SERVICED" .

Lovely 8 rooms, 2 ,Modern bath rooms. fireplace, large h eated sunroom overlooking street; spacious, well-kept ted garage, laundry, continutilities Excep- : 0. Inspection arranged by calling RI-6571.

SECURITY TRUST COMPANY

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RI-8533. (Public Address Equipment) BERT H. HITE AMPLIFYING CO., 517 Ns Hinols: RI-4073. Public Address Equip(Radio Service) : Qual-

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(Rugs Made to Order)

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(Rugs a Made, Si Ww. O. Jones, Inc.

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Re $6.50 50% guaranteed. JULIAN R Rod

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Superior RUG. CH-6880

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Roo Roofer" Vay sive panes an Hine -, ve money an e SEWER CLEANING SERVICE. LI-2881. (Tow-In Service)

TOW-IN SERVICE — Largest Wrecks re-

EXLER truck equipment in city.

paired. (Truck Rentals)

RENT A TRUCK. Move yourseit, f. PRE IT YOURSELF. INC. 30 Kr. Balt

1-7788. (Where to Eat)

WHISPERING WIND. Brookville Road. IR-59-1. *‘Our special feature, 75¢ chicken Eo) r plate.”

Rooms Without Board

BELLE VIEU, 64 SS. Three housekeeping, downstai private _trance; heat, by utilities. cides. $6 CAPITOL, N., 3106—Nicely furnished front room, hot water, E. Phone; gentlemen preferred. HA-3159 CAPITOL, N., 3502—Comfortable room, refined home: constant hot water. Gentleman, $2.50. TA-7141 CENTRAL COUP 539 N.—Nice front room, private home. Privileges. Garage Ihtional, HA-1834. ON OTEL—29" Virginia; clean glesping a housekeeping rooms, Steam

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COLLEGE, 2249—Comfortably furnished room; good heat; hot water; home privileges; phone. COLLEGE, 1217, Apt. 3—Large, next bath; walking distance.

DELAWARE, N.—Ideal bachelor EARLE $ounle: or single 100m; private home. GLADSTONE near Washington—Room near bath, gentlemanp, private home, garage, phone IR-3140.

ILLINOIS, N., 1907—High-type room, priv.

cory 10 yom.

ILLINOIS, entrance; lavatory, toilet; refined home; _ garage. MERIDI IAN, Plenty of PR ‘pre

ApS 6—Sleeping room, er gentleman. Rea-

M'INTIRE APARTMENTS 1523 N. CAPITOL; $3 AND UP. NEW JERSEY, N. 1215—Nice room, next gath; steam heat; garage optional. LINEW JERSEY. N,

2062—Twin beds: shower: 4 young men, employed or TA-691€.

NEW JERSEY. . N., 2340—Room, furnished or unfurnished, private modern home, near bath, reasonable.

OLNEY, N., 1007—Warm corner room, near bath; innerspring; private home; privileges. CH-15 ORIENTAL, fot Nw front corner room; innerspring; constant hot water; __ private entrance,

PENNSYLVANIA, 2729 N.—Desirable large

ily; phon TALBOTT, 2811 N.—$2.50; front; innersprings, steam heat, hot water: gentleman preferred. HA-1970-J. TECUMSEH, 934—Warm room, 1 or 2gentlemen; private home; garage optional. CH-62175-J WASHINGTON BLVD. 32D—Room, beds, quiet home; steam heat; _ Gentleman, HA-1813-W. WOODRUFF, T7186 M. DRIVE Attractive room; arage; Jofined business man; piligle § gms CH-6763 116—Walking distance; room private home; gentleman;

twin garage.

NINTH, E., neas bain;

WANT responsible young man to share apartment or rent room. Ideal location north; references. LI-8193. Evenings. MAN WILL share downtown modern apartment with two men. Box, 829,

PLEASANT room, steam heat; next bath: 108 E. St. Clair Li Apt. 10: Reasonable.

AUTO INSURANCE

Save your driver’s license. H. G. FRIEDMEYER AGENCY, RI-5040. 35¢ will buy you a wave, haircut, shampoo and rinse. INTEEN AT IONAL BEAUTY SCHOOL, 342 E. ans ~ LEARN MODERN BEAUTY TL The INTERNATIONAL WAY—342 E. Chath. ENVELOPES, letterheads, business cards. west prices. Guaranteed work. DUNLAP, 33 Virginia. LI-9394. NEW and reconditioned Shavers for sale. Remington—Packard—Schick. 603 Occidental. RI-2732. Eves. BE-4106. WE BUY any make of electric shaver. 603 Occ. Bldg. RI-2732. Eves. PE-41086.

Best Results—Lowest Cost. e Times. RI-5551.

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LOST—Thursday; ad 8s black purse, near Davidson and E. Wash, St. DR-2174. Reward.

LOST—Lady’s gold purse, money,

etc. Reward. FOUND 1afly's Is Masonic sister ring; owner

describe. H

LOST—Tree Eu belt on north side; reward. BE-0827-W.

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Business Services

' (Alteration Specialist)

ALTERATION, Ladies’, Men’s garments; Sleaning, , Pressing, relining, Lepaiting. MEYER O. JACOBS, 212 E. 16th. TA-6667

(Auton Repairing),

Clermont. BE-2611+3. Bxpert repal ermon - - xpert repair Phillips “66.” P pairs ang

(Beauty Shop)

COLLEGE BEAUTY SHOP—Permanents, Ri and up. Evening appointments. _ College. LI-2045 LILLIAN’S BEAUTY SA sh Ft. Wayne. RI-7102. Pols. $5. Open until 8 ANNA TRICE, BEAUTY SHOP 1219 N. Senate. Marcels, 75¢: manicur.

ing. LI-047 (Blacksmithing)

GENERAL blacksmithing of all kinds; reaSonaile. PAUL REISS & SON, 3749

(Books—Libraries)

HIGHLAND MUSIC AND BOOK NOOK, - 138 E. 30th. HA-3901. School supplies, lending library.

(Cigars—Retail)

VARIETY STORE—921 N. New Jersey St. Ry Doel. icatessen, soda fountain and

(Coal) BEST Brazil Block, 3 30: 4-ton lots, egg. $4; steam, $3. CH (Floor THI) ELECTRIC floor sanders for rent. FOURNACE HARDWARE. LI-4535. (Furnace; Flue Repairing) FURNACES and stoves cleaned and re-

paired; rts welded; new parts furnished. ee inspection. RI-T197.

JARANTERD furnace and stove repairfe. Ws 04 make our own castings. D H.

a S Steel Furnaces, parts. Iepals all Jakes, castini ngs. HOOSIER UNDRY CH-6273. FRANCE Eaaraay CO.—Furnace re all makes. ‘Examinations BE-3082. "BEA 881-M.

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Drexel. IR-6951. BE-1909. Ia Repairing) A. MATTRESS CO.—411 W. Wash, RI.2285. 1 Day renovation serv.. $3.50 up.

ILLOWS, COMFORTS, MATTRESSES sold. renovated. Jana made like new. E. F. BURKLE, 431 Mass. Ave. -6695.

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ENTRAL HOTEL—Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern outside rooms. _ Transient rates. a HOTEL FREDERICK, 458 & Syashingtol. Steam heated rooms; week, up; running water: tubs, showers: HOTEL TOURIST INN-—359 ton. Rooms, double, T5c. , Room service. day, n nigh

Rooms With Board

GALE, N., 2403 (Brightwood)—Nicely furnished clean room; home cooking; meals. Gentleman. CH-3684.

PAR) 833—Real home for invalids and aged. Excellent meals. Reasonable. RIG DESIRING HOME COMFORTS. MEALS AND GARAGE OP- _ TIONAL. IR-3430.

PRIVATE home; care of sick, Shas and convalescent. Expert care.

clean;

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Housekeeping Rooms

$3. 30.34. 50; ONE and two-room; walking ‘distance. 850 N. East St. $4.50—ALABAMA, N., 1 kitchenette, utilities; extra warm; 0 phone; walking distance. $4. Toa, 44 "N.—Furnished, clean, 1-room apartment. Steam heat; private _ entrance. LI-8645.

NTAINE, 1022—Comfortable 1room apartment; utilities; private en- _ trance; $3.50. RI-9169. BROADWAY, 1134-2 lower rooms; sink, 2 beds, $5.50. Room, kitchenette, $3.50.

CAPITOL, 2025 N.—Private home; adults; ipo furnished; $5 weekly. Garage; also sleeping.

LLTO] 1226—Three-room _ front apartment, NO at utilities. Private entrance, garage. LI-9403. COLLEGE, 1410—Large warm front l-room kitchenette apartment, furnished. Phone,

COLLEGE, 1420—Lovely 1 or 3-room apartments, furnished. Prvate entrance. Porch, Adults, ELAWARE, 517 N.—1 large room, with or without Saris walking distance; rea- _ sonable. DELAW. N., 816—Attractive, newly decorated and furnished housekeeping and sleeping rooms; in-a-door beds. DELAWARE, N., 713—Attractive first floor, front 3-room Amen . Walking d tance. Adults o ORANGE, 229—2 Re 3 .icely furnished rooms; 2 a private entrance.

ORIENTAL, 20—Lovely 2-room a ment; ilities: 22 water; steam pr ivate entranc

rteat;

LEXINGTON, and 2 rooms; everythin furnished; Provate entrance; rea__Sonable. MICHIGAN, E., 302—Clean modern houseseping IOTENE $3 week, Walking dis-

PENNSYLVANIA, 963 — Three very Pleasant rooms; clean, Comore, ad__Joining bath; parking space. SOUTHEASTERN, 1523—Nicely furnished front room, kitchenette apartment. Steam heat; laundry. Adults. 3 rooms, pri-

adults, Reasonable.

INIA, 1022—Beautiful vate entrance, bath; Before 5 p. m.

No 3 he ond adie g oath: she an ecora pe: warm. LI-6020. :

ol Suny ‘2 rooms, Kitchenette, on, entrance; rollaway:

a 217 ie, lovely large unfurnished

rooms; light, warm; redecorated; utilities; adul

Apartments, Unfurn.

_. Apartment Rental Bureau tions gladly shown. HE-1328.

TWO-BED] water fu aL

owner, 938 S. Seria i !

“ptivais

apartment: steam heat,

po p—

Dunbar Court $3()

1022 N. West St. | All utilities and Frigidaire furnished. See cust. Apt. 10.

P Fis gored :

M. E. MOLLOY,

furnished | 8

front room; suitable 1 or 2; private fame.

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inner- | 29

wood floors. See

rnished and unfurnished apartments. Various locations. $25 up. LI-5393.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

23 W. Vermont LI-2439

CH-1580. B Jones. EAST END STORAGE. Reliable local, long distance mov-

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Houses, Unfurnished

4421 Baltimore; 4 ms. gas, elec. 531 N. Beville, 6 1 mod. dbl, ..

ncer, 5-rm. mod. bun 5.00 5425 N. Broadway, 5-rm. brick bung. 8. 00 BRIDG & GRAVES, 243 N. Del., RI-3477.

#30. -RAYMOND. 916% E.—5-room modern ood furnace; adults. DR-6633-W.

29A

ment and resiwest rates, mini.McKIBB 115

Real Estate Loans

LOANS on business, a dential Droperues; ' ¥

N “Penn. 8721.

Women Wanted 32

HOUSEWORK—White; 25-45; no Sookis no laundry, one Shia. Stay nights; ' 3852 Broa way 10-17

S— WHITE girl, neat. = assist general Indianapolis Rental Agency | Al

housework: stay nights. 3861 Carrollton.

WA-17 WHITE housekeeper, 20-45. No laun S43) nights. $5. 3729 Salem. HA-

HOUSEKEEPER Whi te; care of children; references. 3763 Ron” Drive, after 6 p. m.

| WHITE. 20-35: general housework: ye

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YOUNG; white; genetal hosewor: Bal

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WOMAN—Catholic preferred; housework; help care invalid lady. 215 Terrace ‘Ave.

Schools, Instruction

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Business res i

$317. Be N. — Nice 3-bedroom home; __2-car gar.: others. TA-4633. 1350 S. BELMONT—5-room modern Se garage; $25. 138 N. Delaware. RI-142 GALE, 1341 N.—Five-room ay basement. garage. ' Redecorated, $22.50. CH-0897-J. GUILFORD, 2621—Five rooms, bath, heatrola, water paid: wh ae. 3834 HART A Selnimoders bungalow 5 (3 “bedzooms). MN aToce. $22.5

LANGLEY, i modern with Beatrola: basement, redecorated: water 85 $19. Lights, gas paid, $22. HUMILLER, 1757—Six- room. modern Jouble, __garage; $25; water paid. BE-1564-SHELBY, 2535—5 rooms and bath, i modern; $35. See custodian. HEPARD, 1426—3 rooms: kitchenette, inside toilet, water paid; $15. Adults. BE-4437-R.

Poultry fe 41

BABY chicks from blood-tested and culled flocks. MARI STORE, 123 N. RI-6120.

Horses, Cattle, Stock

Oct. 4 atlp stocker and Reedce Colorado Hereford

Alabama.

AUCTION SaLy Monda. gay at Camden, 10 ing cattle, "300 cho yearling steers; 20 Colorado Hereford _steers,

d feeding cows. Camden, Ind. Fight

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miles east of Delphi.

Farm and Garden

3733 N. TACOMA

6 rooms, semimodern J. R. WELCH & SON. LI-3424

1934 TALLMAN

5-Room modern, side of double. Teconqitioned and painted J. 8. CRUSE, INC.

VERMONT, E, 1601—Half 6-room double; us ‘modern; good condition. RI-

3D iy Six-Toom single; modern; ara ar 3401 44 Virginia Ave.

Houses, Apts. Furn.

ILLINOIS, N.. 2020—Lovely front suite, acEan ‘3; innerspring, radio; garage; low rate. WALNUT, E. 115—3 rooms private bath, first floor; steam heat. See housekeeper in basement. OWNER'S HOME—Well furnished; 3 bedrooms, new furnace, radio, garage, excellent location; lease. IR-1984,

Rent Suburban, Farm

FIVE-ROOM house; garage, chicken art Stop 6% Rockville Road. Be e quick.

Best Results—Lowest Cost. RI-5551.

The Times.

Houses For Sale

SMALL HOMES vo small monthly DS ALLISON REALTY CO., Real

TEN-ROOM HOME aArranied to sublet. Corner lot; 4 garages: near schools. Terms. RI-5946, mornings, evenings.

NORTH

6117 ROSSLYN

Extra good 5-room modern brick bungalow; fireplace, hardwood floors, breakfast room, front ive to: garage. Price low. by appofniinens only. RI-9388. Mr. Lo 6102. AMERICAN ESTATES CO., REALTORS

3940 Caroline St.

5-Rm. modern Jun alow; garage. New furnace and roof. econditioned Inghly and out. Ready to move into. Price $31 with 50 down, $25 gm month. TA-1406. MR. -1429,

UNCAN. RI LR A 3650—Five-room modern Dungalow, large lot, shade, young fruit. F Food school; $4700, $500 cas Will as price for larger down Payment.

LOOK—$2250 Vacant; 3 bedrooms, modern; small down payment. 2744 Guilford. HU-5279. Mr. Helmus. RI-2368. ALLISON REALTY CO., REALTORS ILLINOIS, 3951 N.—7-room modern; garage. Inquire 3146 N. Illinois.

COLORED

2828-30 Higland Pl.; excellent 6-room modern double, $2500; $250 down; rent from one side can make oF SYents. Oliver H. Clark Jr. LI-5596.

EAST WALCOTT AND A MARLOWE $3250— TERMS

This modern home near Jesh High as well as Efade seho sc hools. Has 6 large rooms fire ave: 10 minutes "Gall Jack Strickland,

cKINNEY CO.. INC. LOOK THIS ONE OVER Only $4250—Part Cash

733 tor 3 lovely. bedrooms up; long living room, large kitchen, good basement, 2-car garage. Shown by appointment on RI-9388 Mr. Burgess R-6 AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS

2181 TEMPLE

lovely 5-room cottage, modern: ste eat) ye SIs dot. Bargain at $1850; 10%

-141 Ostrum. -9228. down. RI] o. sis Lemcke Bldg.

WASHIN DED LOTS a Rr EV atningto ton, 50300, 325 up: $50 mon East Side” agent, 2815 E. Washington st. CH-2089. ATTRACTIVE bungalow, easily modernized, five rooms, util ties, $225 down, terms. DOWNEY. DR-614:

BARGAIN for cash, 1614 8S, Delaware room cottage. 521 Lermeke RI-4661. HA-4137-W.

WEST

Receiver's Sale of Cottages 1709 Victor—5 rooms .........$1050 1717 Victor—5 rooms .........$1050 Both near Municipal Airport 910 N. Livingston, 5 rooms. ...$1050 Boyd M. Ralston, Receiver. 150 E. Market.

Doubles & Investments 24A

FIVE ROOM MODERN DOUBLE 225-17 LN Hamilton, will Ce Toko ash. OL VEARK AGENCY, 106 N. Delaware. LES, rent $32, 931-33 Hadley, 944-46 3 oN rth; both on 1 lot; must sell; want biiE offer. SEXTON AGEN HOME PLACE, 622—Nea threeapartment building; ol i, Yiaso:

Lots For Sale 25

gn 50-1t. Jons lot in oda home neighborhood, northeast; sewer, water, as in and Hy Price vase, Worth R. Snecialist

ouble. Gi Nol heat 5 N. Ean 'CH-09

ie, Demand an abs y UNION TITLE co., Union Title Bl

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155 E. BG presi, ty

arket St

Sale Suburban, Farms

ACRES—Good soil, located on good avel road, 18 mi. * southwest o Ho mi. east of Mooresville, 3% mi. south-

west ot Wayerl good, S-room Pose. od 1 other odd buildin enc! A & 1

in 119% gd Fo LI-8406. 5119 CAMDEN (3d St. W. of Madison); 4rm. bungalow with e* Tnced” Shisken house, arage and % age Sonesd dandy ome. ‘Terms. ARs _or RI-1461.

TWO CRES, Semimed house: Fase chicken, h house; Block Ne ens GY ris abs uae. Sunshine ROBT. REED, DR-7837-4 By 98 ACRES, fair bldgs., 7 pr "CASE Sa10'N. Fenn. A Phone TA-4286.

miles fies SSuthe Apt. B-2.

Wanted Real Estate IF YOU wish to sell your lc pin

of all Crack $h05. BRoW. §

19]

$50 1617-31 Southeastern.

RI-5182 | DAVE

WILKING A E tricity; suitable. ye ear” around "u Fuse: GE 11-0090. ¥

PICKLING VINEGAR

REIBLING 2 better regardless of

Gallon, 200s price. 1609 S

448

ewriter, krand 850 N. Meridian.

Unclaimed Freight Station 15 price on all occasional chairs and rockers. Dining and kitchen chairs, and fiber

settees and chairs.

1 Maple settee, $12.50; 2 maple lounge chairs, $10 each: 1 3-piece living room suite, $20; 2-piece living room suite 340, vanity dressers,

ferewriion

$165 WOODSTOCK elec. t) new, never used; $100.

Miscellaneous for: Sale

1.50. Par ladies’ house Sit ers, $1 made felt h TE) $Lpair. Men’ and tray

UR or AT SOUTH UT CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co. Wrecking Contractors 2046 Northwestern Salesmen desk 20 X38 Ras $15 4 drawers. Oak fi BUSINESS FURNITURE co. 112 E. Maryland St. LI-8515

' Used tables, chairs, KING S iceboxes, stoves. Return rentals at Fair. 1617-31 Southeastern. DR-3578.

SUNSTRAND, 9-COLUMN ELEC. ADDING MACHINE, DIRECT SUBTRACTION; LIKE NEW. MONROE CALCULATING MACHINE, $40. R-2608. AIR COMPRESSORS New and renewed; various sizes. ME C AND, ZK MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington

\ IR-1151 , Select from KING S 200 rebuilt pool Jables, up, on ents. 2 paym ne

VICTO: Tyneysiter. 2, achines

YOUR newspa

others. Georgia. ' Fixture house complete. KING S We build to fit your Pocketbood and room. 1617-31 Sotho DR-3578. 2 HEAVY GLASSES from 8-ft. showcase; “splendid Suen: inaks offer. DR-3334. 1469 S. Me ridian NEW and used puilaine material. MIL

LION PO™ULATI r-62 0. Pts. END

x Audi “Burros h Beet a aad 820 25th. HE-5929.

n ~slothin Ben i hel VATION ARMY. 137 W. HI 06%3

310 S. Delaware.

1 Use ts., 25¢ doz.; Fruit Jars 20¢ d Sis WEST BOTTLE, 53¢ W. I PEARL, LI-8085. CLEAN house with Maas’s Cleaner, for or sale at your, ne Seighborhooy dealer or ALBERT G. M ., 31 Virginia. RI-3315. 1x6 CAR ele (hundred) CEMENT, per sac INTERSTATE LUMBER’ ‘co.’ STORE fixtures, bakery equipment: cial equipment; buy-sell. 419 E. Ohio $20 MAN’s bowling ball;. case used 2 months, $15. 5332 N. New Jersey. WINDOW SASH. new and used. ' MARION MATERIAL CO.. 2046 Northwestern. FURNACE 8-inch Stoke pipe, 29¢ net foot. , Elbows. 50c. SINK & EDWARDS. RI-7336. Times Economy Want Are Easier to Read and, Produce Bower Results

'S s Now for Want Ads. RI lev 5551

Spe-

ORGAN Bev n: inns in upright piano oase, a : X ha Ta 344 N. Illinoi

El 3% Dod e sedan for or $0, 30, BqUITY 2736 C “ih nell boy's, 28-

BICYCLES—Girl’s LE ws 63d.

inch, $8. WA-1i33. 724 Household Goods CLOSEOUT on used and Slightly scratched floor sample refrigerato!

.50 up. TERMS. VONNEGUT HDW. CO.

120 E. Wash.

Singer Bargains. Drop head sewing mach., sews fine, $8. Repossessed Singer close , $3 Pe mon,

SINGER CO. $9.95

Swaps

ES Brand New. Cost $16.95. Sacrifice for Fg 95. ust 10. First Come first served ei Furniture Co. 229 W. Wash.

Rugs and Linoleum

win pow oa atterns. RELIABLE BOG £0 3B Washington

RUGS. Staves, a 2 suites. qay-

bed. ains, ua & os 2328 a: CH-2211. Open eves.

CHAMBERS Gas Range. excellent baker, a S10. 902 E. d. HU-3512, after

eT: wy Westinghouse refrigerator, 5 . ft., ui 3 d 68 weeks, $125. 5150 Rowney.

IK-5610, foot stool, $15: . Meridian (morn-

VENPORT with lon desk chair, $10. 946 ings).

LIVING ROOM bedrm. suite, $49 HOUSE BEA

HEATERS selection; 2 Peasonable, Duy now an

826 Mass. Ave. BASEBURNERS, heaters, coal ranges. Open 558 MOD STOVE & BRre ‘Washin si. 50; day Bod.

laundr; DR other miscellaneous. * 526% RR ho 3.

te parcsiain. good condiOe Wl 108 N. EASY washer, dryer type; perfect; $39. 208

N. Del, near Ohio.

Best Results—Lowest Cost. The Times. RI-5851.

Radios, Musical Needs

Accordion 8 W Wesks R Rental El { RINNES, 142 2 N PENN,

VIOLIN—Beauti tone,

Dinan Ply “dinette, ca. pieces. } N. Meridian.

and coko stoves, all sizes; large and save.

dition, NS auine. for $35. ho N “Tux- ; CH-3491.

MASON & FAMON a: and

built. Wilking Music oo Ohio.

3 Grands, ; io no papers o just pay the antee as to the bigho J age sWarehouse Hogan Transfer

Radios; Musical Needs

Investigate Our

LESSON PLAN

On SCHOOL INSTRUMENTS PBARSON CO., INC.

. 128-30 N. Penn.

™-

all ban cluding

Join Your School Band

on eral trjal plan for school children nd orchestra instruments, in-

ACCORDIGN,

All Instruments Are New

ivesuizate our plan before buying an 139 E. OHIO. LI-4088.

instrument. Indiana

MUSIC CO.

For

Ave. Op

0 STEINWAY grand, is case. half original price.

grand

storage ace

Indiana 28 S. Penn.

30—Saxophones 10—Clarinents i

Lorenz Muse

PIANOS TO LOAN

in Stu

rayage charge stock of lking Music

en eves

in excellent shape, $125 Piano Co.

System Complete, $40 yments. We take trade-ins. ore, 18 W. Market, 2d

oo guaring abused.

& Si Storage Co.. 853 Mass.

OneAlso a Chickering

LI-7948.

Open evenings till 9 p. m.

$22.50

Co.

Flr.

Wanted to Buy

We Buy

WE PAY highest cash and tubes. BE-43 3117 W. Washington.

Buildings and Salvage

LI-

See Us Firs fot Junk P

THE MILLER con INC.

130 S. California. RI-5150

JUNK PEDDLERS KROOT & SON

628 W. Washington e Will Meet or Beat oy Advertised Prices

TOM

All Kinds

Highest 1) Paid; Jone for representa-

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO

1320 Kentucky Ave.

rices for used tires ROGERS,

1568

Furniture Buyers

CALL

you have for sale. Calls Li5543 EXCHANGE YOUR SURPLUS

HODGES

WANTS FURNITURE t buyers and sellers of new

es Mog rniture in state at auction. R1-2019

For any furniture RI 0469 , s, stoves or clothing

answered promptly.

RRIED couple wants 4 to 6 rooms of Mw, odd vieces: cash. HU-7274.

and

Cash

Coal Mart

Whit

Lump, Best

Clean

SPECIAL SALE

White Ash $4.50

4x8. clean forked

White Ash $4.25

2x3. clean forked..:.

e Ash

clean forked .....

Brazil Block

forked

We Deliver 2 Tons.

Bluff Road Coal 5 be.

$5.00 $5.50

Pocahontas Red Ash $ in

Very Good Mine Run

REAL BUYS

1930 1931 1931 1931 1934 1934 1935 1935 1936

see ssvcecsseans “es00ss0 srs Bsse Sestsenssccne,

Nash 6 "Brough@m ..esecescecsae ” Ford 165 Sedan 6 oo cnc 29S Sedan ........ Ch let COROn vk resinesrer. $45 1936 1936 Larayeiie Trunk AN

Sedan .... Sedan .. 195 Pontiac Sedan eran 345 Pontiac 6 Pontiac Coupe a 495 |. Wolf Aulo Co.

Auburn Chrysler Sedan ..... 295 Chev. Master Trunk Sedan nn 395 and Coach 555 N. Cap. 832 N. Meridian

OFF THE a

Get Our Prices Before Buying

INDIANA

8x4 Chunks Clean Forked

$ 450

E. HELLER COAL CO.

Established 1899. DR exel 1540

Chev. ‘31 5-Pass. Coupe $145

Body, tires and motor are in A-1shape. Will make a real buy for some one wanting Teal transportation at the low price of

Superior Chevrolet, Inc. 552 E. Washington. LI-4378.

CHEVROLET—1934 master coach; actual mileage, 23, 300; perfect condition; price, $325. TA-647

CHEV., '36 oT trunk: clean; “ANDERSON & SWISSHELM, 602 E. Wach,

'36 Chev. Twn. Sed. $495

An ideal family. car that is in good shape from bumper to bumper and very clean inside. A rhe ident of this car will convince you of its excellent condi=

tion, SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St. 11-4378

CHEV. ’33 coupe: just a bargain 0TH & & CENTRAL L SALES TA-5350

Chrys ler '32 4-Door Sedan, $295

The Er interior, tires, and motor on this car will pass your most critical inspection. Come and look it over; you ‘n

buy it Frank Hatfield Co. On The Lot 628 N. Capitol Ave. CHRYSLER 29, Ls 4-door sedan

HARRY a. SHARP CO., 443 we A

DESOTO, ’36—Custom sedan pietely like new; Ss down, Te alsane $6. 26.95 yeshiv ROGER ELMORE, 230 BE. 16th.

DODGE

We have the cream of the used Dodge stock. All types, years and prices. See our big- line before you buy a used ear. Liberal terms and trades.

447 N. Capitol

DODGE J

r DGE del. gedan, 32% golden beige finis co Mone ney Beck Guataites 37-57 W. 38th. TA-2737 DODGE, '36—4-dr. trunk sedan. Looke like

new. Your old car will make the down payment. Bal. easy. Barg. 650 Vir. Ave.

DGE ’36 trk. sedan $59! Do WILES & ‘WILSON. 3815 College.

ESSEX ’29 coach $39 BROAD RIPPLE AUTO, Illinois at 9th,

'33 Ford V-8 Roadster, $285

This car has a new motor and tires and body of car- are in very good condie tion. Really marked down for this week-

se Frank Hatfield Co. On The Lot 628 N. Capitol Ave.

FoxD. 35 aden, Lik, Le new. e rade, 5 FLMORE, 230 E. 16th. 'A-0209. FORD ’34 tudor; 23,000 miles only; - driver; very clean; $245. ROG MORE, 230 E. 16th. TA-0209.

By Lewis Motors, Distributors.

low

woman M. EL-

/FORD, RE coach. .........e. $428 ANDERSON :

SWISSHELM 602 E Wash.

FORD '32 cou $24 WILES Fa WILSON. 3815 College. PORD 1937 (60) 2-door with trunk, HE-5787. 2031 Bellefontaine. — FORD *29 Tudor first .. $50 Y A. SHARP, INC. ‘443 Va. Ave. FORD ’30 Tudor: 8 PUY cessnsnisns ..$12% HARRY A. SHARP, INC. ‘443 Va. “Ave. FORD '36 he fine 30TH & CENTRAL SALES FORD °’32 Tudor; a bargain .... 30TH & CENTRAL by

GOLDEN FLAME

Indiana No.

TIP TOP

West Va.

Furna Clean Be i

MODEL COAL CO.

DR. 2222 DR. 2222

6x4

$450 | 3425

GOLD

DR-2400

WEST 6x4,

EN FLAME, 6x4, clean forked Indiana «cccecee WEST VA. lump clean forked WEST VA. Furnace Egg. clean forked ..... West Virginia nut and slack. esenees $4.00 Poco. No. 3 Red Ash, shoveled Ip......$8 Citizens Coke egg or chéttnut ......$9.78

Indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co.

DR-2401

$4.50

GOLDEN FLAME, 6x4 forked Ind. .....

clean forked. 56, 25

VIRGINIA,

lete Line or Coals A Complete Fe

Fredrick "Coal "Co.

DR. 1792.

$4.50 $6.75 ...... $6.25

DR. 1793.

West

Raymond City Large Lp., Cl

MUTUAL'&

Va. cconarrnces

ra $ 675 Co. Dr. 1660

SAVE B

fective.

B money on your winter's coal bill.

ve! SERTRLI 1

"Polar | Ice & Fuel Co.

Hiek-

DR-1533.

Firewood and Kindling 57A

| MILL seasoned 81ab Wood for sale; $3.00 per

Anchor Coal Co.

Automobiles for Sale

DR-1533.

it . i

3 Auburn Brougham, $185

d inspect this car. You'll Bek mn very satisfactorily.

A Hatfield Co. On The Lot

628 N. Capitol Ave.

find Just

BAD Ir AUTO" Tilinols at Bn i

Pe Pe ic coach

im. Buy | OF

higher.

FORD, ’36 Tudor; radio: wreck...... 30TH & CENTRAL SALES TAFORD 1929 Fudor; runs good, $35; terms,

1 Mass. fs A very clean: $25 down, ROGER ELMORE.

balance $4 week 230 E. 16th. TA-0209.

'32 Graham Model 57 4-Door Sedan, $215

This car has had very good care and offers the Quichaser really sound transe portation. Get q ot Hour troubles before

Lo By iB Hatfielc old Co,

On. The Lot 628 N. Capitol Ave.

GRAHAM '36 trk. sedan $398 WILES & WILSON, 3815 College.

GRAHAM ’30 sedan. side mounts WILES & WILSON, 3815 College. 1 35

$395

Hudson Sedan .......

EVERY DAY We will offer one car at an esitemely LOW PRICE

Losey Motors, Inc.

'32 Nash Coupe, $195

a ideal car for a salesman or anyone desiring a coupe, has (Sauy m of unused transportation to offer.

Frank Hatfield Co. On The Lot 628 N. Capitol Ave.

Olds 1934 Sedan, $389

Miller Oldsmobile, Inc. 3120 E. Washington

*36—8-Cyl. Coupe, 6 wheels, Can't be told from new. Your old car will make the down @

easy. Bargain OLDSMOBILE—1935; wi trade equity for cash or late ’30-'31 Ford. 1646 Wade. OLDSMOBILE ’36 jouring, Soups ____WILES & WILSON, 3815 College. PACKARD 120 sedan, radio, heater. . Packard Indianapolis, Inc.

1444 N. Meridian 1511 N. Tilinois

- PLYMOUTH

stock of Plymouth sedans. d coupes is big enough to meet your needs as to type, and price. Liberal terms and trades. :

1404-10 W. Wash.

‘32 Plymouth Roadster, $185

We invite ur inspection of this ate ve car. I Come. in look it over,

a = Rv ia

60.

$495,