Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 October 1937 — Page 20

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RULES SOLDIER WAS INSANE IN POST SHOOTING

Military Board Returns Findings in Denver Army Slaying.

DENVER. Oct. 2% (U. P).—A military board today had miled that Private Emil B. Deichmann, 28. was insane when he killed Private James B. Lowry, 23, at the U. S. Army Hospital here on Oct. 15 The Board also held that Lowry died in line of duty, qualifyhis relatives for insurance. Private Deichmann fired five shots into Private Lowry's body while Private Lowry was in the guardhouse a violation of hospital rules. A representative of the Bureau of Investigation concurred in the investigation. but it was expected he would make a separaie report If the case is referred to the U. District Attorney, the attorney wiil ask the office of the Attorney General in Washington for instruction as to the disposition of the case Two courses then will be open. Civil authorities can ask military authorlties to commit Deichmann to a hosnital for the insane, or the civil authorities can take charge of Private Deichmann and ask the Federal Court here to commit him

SAFETY LAW TIES UP 40 AMERICAN SHIPS

U. S. Liners Must Meet New Fire Prevention Demands.

Private

Ino

for

S. i

| County Court last night,

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 (U .P). —The Bureau of Marine Inspection and Navigation cracked down today on 40 American passenger liners which have failed to install safety equipment required by law. Comm. Richard S. Field, bureau director, predicted “serious disruption” in passenger travel may result if steamship companies do not install required sprinkler systems or other approved fire fighting apparatus. Three hundred and sixty inspectors now guard 47 United States ports to enforce the law which Congress passed a year and a half ago to protect American ships from disasters such as those of the Morro Castle. The law set a deadline of Oct. 1, 1937, for compliance with its provisions, Two large liners already have been affected by the Jaw. One was forbidden to sail from New York as a passenger vessel, although had received approval of a proposed firefighting plan to be installed within a few weeks. The ship was allowed to sail as a cargo vesse! with only 12 pasengers instead of its 300 capacity Most Comply With Law Most of the 233 American passenships have complied with the law. Officials required 109 to install sprinkling systems, and of these all | but six have made the change. The disruption in travel will be | only temporary, it is believed. American ships went for two and a half years without losing a passenger life. The record ended | last summer when the steamer, City of Baltimore, burned in Chesapeake | Bay with the loss of one life. The safety campaign dove-tails with the drive by the U. S. Maritime Commission to improve quarters for seamen aboard ships.

REORGANIZATION OF TAX BUREAU STARTS

Treasury Hopes It Will Be in| Action by Jan. 1.

ger

(U. P.). today to | Revenue the new

Oct. hoped Internal before

WASHINGTON, 27 -—-The Treasury place its new Bureau in action year. Officials promised the finest tax administrative machinery every created Harold N. Graves, assistant to Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr., and the Treasury's ace efficiency expert, the job of rejuvenation. Mr. Morgenthau assigned Mr. Graves, a civil service man, to reorganize the Bureau about a month ago. Even with an enlarged staff, the Bureau is hopelessly behind in its work. Mr. Graves has sought to remake rather overworked ery. He formerly the Postoffice Department's efficiency bureau. Mr. Graves has recommended elimination of certain records which he deems unessential and which will eliminate considerable work. An economy drive is now in progress but the Treasury plans to fight any attempt to cut the personnel 19.100 employees.

In 1933 the Bureau employed only |

11,660 persons.

33-YEAR-OLD CHILD KILL ED

MOUNT VERNON, Oct. 27 (U. P.). |

—-Ermal Elwood Donner, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. ner, was Killed instantly when he tried to crawl upon his father's work bench. He pulled a heavy anvil over on himself, break-

ing his neck.

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| from the jeopardy | trial

| fication

is engineering |

than patch up the | administrative machin- | was employed in

Fred H. Don- | yesterday

On shaky,

incredibly awkward feet, these two South African os-

trich chicks wabble calmly about after bursting their shells in the zoo at Bedsfordshire. They are believed to be the first ever born in Eng-

land.

The hen egg in the foreground gives a comparison for the size

of the shells from which the chicks Just emerged.

Freedom Puts Montague on WW ay to Riches

ELIZABETHTOWN, N. Y. Oct. 27 (U., P).—John Montague stepped of a eriminal today into a contract that guarantees him a million dollars in seven vears for displaying his talents as a golfer. Soon after the Paul golfer was acquitted on a vear-old robbery charge in the United Hollywood that

Bunyan

Press learned in

he already had signed a contract |

with Everett Crosby, older brother of his intimate friend, Bing Crosby. The contract covers Mr. Mon- | tague's services in every possible endeavor—as a golf player, actor, radio speaker, writer.

Mr. Crosby's managerial fees in less than seven years, he'll get his million that much sooner. Mr. Montague had hardly been carried out of the courtroom on the <houlders of cheering admirers, when he was intimating to newspapermen that he would begin capitalizing on

hiz fame at once, now that the old

robbery charge. which made him a reticent, figure for years, over his head. In Hollywood. movie executives were considering offering him contracts, Mr. Montague seemed a hero to evervone in Elizabethtown with the exception of District Attorney

no longer hung

Thomas McDonald, who prosecuted |

him, and County Judge Harry E. Owen who presided at his trial. Judge Owen made his feelings plain when the jury announced its verdict. He said:

“I am sorry to say that your ver-

dict is not in accordance with what I think vou should have rendered, but that is up to you, not me.’

CLARIFICATION OF 35 SALARY LAW SOUGHT

MARION. Oct. 27 (U. P.).—Clari- | dealing with | | salaries paid city clerks who serve

of statutes

as secretaries of Works Boards was

sought in a suit on file here today. ! The case was brought by Attorney | Stokes Jackson and | involves $600 which City Clerk Ray | 1936 | for serving as Works Board secre-

General Omer

E. Norman paid himself in | tary. Mr. Norman contends that an act of the him to eollect the extra salary. Jackson, however, maintains that a 1933 law requires the clerk to serve

without pay in the extra capacity.

‘GRAVE YIELDS NO CLUE TO FORTUNE

PHILADELPHIA, ( Oct. 27 (0. P). —No will was found when the body of the late Mrs. Henrietta E. Garrett. whose $30,000,000 snuff fortune is undistributed, was exhumed at Laurel Hill Cemefery today.

Disinterment was ordered by the |

Orphans’ Court on a petition filed bv Mrs. Henrietta Garrett Ferguson of Haverford, namesake of the

wealthy widow, and one of the 17,000

claimants to the fortune. Mrs. Ferguson believed that a will might have been secreted in the coffin by a Negro servant, now dead.

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seven- | Essex |

movie | If his | earnings net a million dollars plus

timid and almost legendary |

1935 Legislature empowers | Mr. |

RAVEL 4, INTERURBAN

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Cc — than Driving

* Avoid Highway Hazards

ROUND TRIP PER

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* BE SAFE AND SAVE

INDIANA RAILROAD SYSTEM

HIGH COURTS AWARDS

2 ATTORNEYS $2500

| The Indiana Supreme Court today had ruled that Othniel Hitch and Rae W. Powell, Indianapolis attorneys, should be given a salary | of $2500 each for serving as mem-

bers of the Marion County Election |

Board in 1934. Mr. Hitch and Mr. the County Commissioners after the | County Council appropriated only $500 to pay them, Appeal of Rollo N. Walter, former State Senator from Lagrange, from | denial by a lower court of a writ of error coram nobis was denied by the Supreme Court. He was found guilty of embezzlement when he was secretary of the Lagrange Trust | Co.. now defunct, In 1934, This petition was Walter's fourth | since his conviction. He carried his case to the U, S. Supreme Court in 11036 but it was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.

‘38th

| dustry,

Powell sued |

~ SHOWS OPENED

Rnoual Exhibition Stresses Safety and Driving Care. NEW YORK. Oct.

2Y VU. PH.

——-

| The 38th annual National Automo-

bile Show, emphasizing safety and |

| safe driving, opened today in Grand | | Central Palace.

The exhibition represents a cross

| section of the leading American ine which expects to produce | | five million vehicles in 1938. Special | exhibits show used in driver testing and traffic

the latest methods and accident control. The many booths represent 20 makes of American passenger cars, one French and

one Italian, 15 of trailers and 7 of | commercial vehicles.

President Roosevelt sent greetings to Alvan Macauley, Automobile Manufacturers Association presi dent, under whose auspices the show is held. Writing from Hyde Park, N. Y.. Mr. Roosevelt said:

“Production this vear, I am ine | a record second only to that made in | 1929, while employment in this in- | dustry has exceeded that of 1920. ! more |

formed, is five million vehicles,

This means that we have vehicles of all Rinds saveling more

URNING. ITCHING IRRITA 4

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CUTICUR

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NEW YORK AUTO

| miles today than ever before. With | thirty million families, we now have easy ge iin passenger n operat

Safety Work Stressed “Tt is gratifying, too, that in world

| markets this American industry sets |

the standard with an increase of 33 | per cent in exports this year over

1936. The effects of this vast trans- |

| portation development upon our na- | tional economy are obvious. They | | begin in the fields, the mines, the! forest and carry on through processes of production to consumer use.

safety foundation to continue the | work of minimizing traffic accidents, your industry again has contributed | to constructive public service. Safety | of human life must ever be a prime | consideration.

“The automobile industry has al- | ways believed that progress demands a constant effort looking to an improved product. This policy is reflected in the expenditure of large sums in research and engineering development to produce a safer, more comfortable and more efficient form of transportation. “I congratulate the industry on its opportunities for service and extend my greetings for a successful show.”

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Deaths—Funerals |

Indianapolis Times, Wed, Oct, 23,

CAVANAUGH J. E, passed away day in Chicago, Ill. Friends may call at the DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, 3923 E New York St, after 8 p. m Funeral 8 a, m, Thursday at Sacred Heart Church. CLEGG-—-Owen E.. age 72: 4110 Bovlevard Place, beloved father of Mrs. E. C, - Nutt and Mary Elizabeth Clegg of Buf falo, N, Y.. Mrs. M. J Wernsing of Marion, Ind. and Robert L Indianapolis, passed mornin A rvices at BUCHA U Friends AN "Burial ‘Crown’ Hill,

GILLESPIE-Nellie M,, widow of the late Willlam J. Gillespie, passed away Monday morning. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Thursday 10 a. m. Priends invited, Burial Washington Park.

BUSKIN--George F ines Sweigert) and the late Buskin, brother of Catherine M., died a St. Francis Hospital Monday evening Funeral Friday, 15, at the KIRBY MORTUARY, 9 a, m., St. Phillip Neri Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery Friends invited,

KING--Mary E.. beloved mother Albert Preeding of Edinburg, Ind.: Herman Carl King of Cleveland, O., and Mrs. Theta Boyd of this city: sister of W. J. and Thomas Loy. and Mrs. Cora Pittman of Columbus, Ind.; Mrs. Jenny Goetz of Edinburg, Ind.: Mrs, M Cleary of Macloed, Alberta, passed away Tuesday, Oct. 286, residence of Mrs. Boyd, 922 N. Bancroft. at FINN BROS. FUNERAL HOME, 1639 N, Meridian, 12:30 p. m., Friday, Oct. 29. Services at the Tabernacle Christian Church, Columbus, Ind., at 2:30 p. m. Burial Garland Brook Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time. jOotumbus and Edinburg papers please copy.]

LOCKHART William R.. beloved father of Carrie Lawrence, Laura Weis and Harry Lockhart, passed away Oct, 26 at the residence. 1216 Earhart St. Friends may call after 2 p. m. Thursday. General services 2 p. m, Friday, Oct. 29, at the residence. Burial Anderson Cemetery, W, T. BLASENGYM

Clegg of Wednesday & 3p m,

son of Mary Buskin

of Mrs.

Funeral

| M'KEON—Barney,

| 1639 N Meridian &r_

| BERT S. GADD | &

SERVICE

and 1837 Fuhome: Burial invited.

father of Agnes Tom McKeon. died at his home. West View Drive. Monday morning, neral Thursday. 8.30, at the 9 a. m. Assumption Church, Holv Cross Cemetery. Friends KIRBY.

Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

Bra Ww sm? eT.

~ WALIER |. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY ST. DR-3570 CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W MICH ST BE-1034

FINN BROS.

Funeral Home

TA-1835

Flanner & Buchanan 25 W. Fall Creek Blvd. TA-4400 Comfortably Air-Conditioned

DR-8§307

430 Prospect St

GRINSTEINER'S 522 E. Market St.

R1-5374 PERSONAL SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN | 1505 8. EAST 81 DR-4471 HISEY & TITUS THE FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE OT. L1-3838. AIR CONDITIONED MOORE & KIRK

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“ C. M. C. WILLIS & SON

632 N West St 11-5681

Personals

IF YOU CAN GET WELL— WHY SUFFER?

I don't care what vour trouble is. if you are sick you owe it to_:

neuritis. arthritis. lumbago. sciatica, aches and soreness anywhere in spine. bloating, indigestion, liver, kidney or stomach trouble, general weakness, abnormal blood pressure, rheumatism, gallstones, chronic appendicitis. If you feel miserable and grouchy because of your suffering then bring this ad at once to my office for examination and trial treatment free. No cost. No obligation to continue. House calls made if necessary at a very reasonable charge.

DR. BEBOUT, Chiropractor 307 Kahn Bldg.

SPECIAL

Combination wy

Permanent Wav $2. 50 AINBOW "ACADEMY

_ KRESGE BUILDING

" R-U-P-T-U-R-E-D

Guaranteed fittings. exclusive agents for the Late. Saver Trusses. H. E. FRAUER CO. 456 E. Washington.

FREE Marcelling, paper “curling. paper Croquignole, water wave BEAUTY or set. No obligation. The InWORK ternational, *342 E. Wash. St.

WEISSMAN MOTORS Dodge and Plymouth Dealer 2218 E. Washington __Phone—Day CH-5822: Right. ‘CH- -5243

FOOT treatments, perfect posture shoes that correct weak feet without arch support. DR. A. P. HALL. 306 Kresge Bldg. LI1-6278. will buy vou a 35¢ shampoo and rinse AL BEAUT SCHOOL. 342 E WASH

RN MODERN BEAUTY CULTURE

LEA The INTERNATIONA WAY-—-342 E. Wash, Remod-

SMART MILLINERY—$2 and up. eling reasonable. Rose Remy, 619 Occidental Bldg. a NEW and reconditioned Shavers for sale. Remington patkard —~Seniek. 1 3 Occidental. RI-2732. Eves., BE-4 WE REPAIR any make of BE shaver, 603 Occ. Bldg. RI-2732. Eves., BE-4106

$5 REALISTIC permanents. this week, $3.50

| 315 Roosevelt Bldg.

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Personals

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 27, 195 8 | Rooms With Board

NURSE will care for few home: excellent meals

Lost and Found

IRISH TERRIER Weighs about up, collar with name WA-3301 GLASSES--Jafle & Son evening, N. Sherman Dr apolis near 30th. TA-4165, _ Reward | FEMALE beagle hound. ears Sreen harness. DR-5455 BLACK, WHITE wire puppy Cold Spring Road, Thursday Reward | LOST—Gold M. E, | pearls; reward, TA-482 LOST--4 Keys on chain | No. 5

Seat he. in her

Reddish tan ear stands Reward

“Danny.” 36 pounds, 1 plate,

case, Thursday North Indian. 1-4 p.

white, black, R10 E. Raymond

“Suzy,” 30th HA-1642 with

H Slass pin; set

Jeith metal 501. Reward HU-% LOST—A., 2. B. ue HA-0320-M

"| PARK,

Business Services 10

(Alteration Specialist)

| ALTERATIONS ladies’ men's garments: clean, repair. press. reline,

MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 E, 16th St TA-6667 AL TERATIONS--Coats and sults 2530 Park Ave. HE-3178, (Auto Glass)

SPECIALIZING Xa ase WILLIAM HUMBERT.

Li-0014 'RI-2048. § (Beauty Shops) COLLEGE Beauty Shop. Permanents, Shampoo. set, $35¢ 905 College (Cleaners) CAPITOL DRY CLEANERS,

“Rugs, Drapes, Work At Delivery,

oressmaking) “ALTERATIONS -DRESSMAKING

Coats relined. Tailoring. Reasonable 412 W. 30th St. TA-2286

COATS RE-LINED Fur Coats specialty; $2 and up (Dyeing) | GENERAL DYEING CO, INC,~1003 Fow- | ler, CH-877 “Indiana's largest exe clusive dvers.” (Furnace; Flue Repairing) FRANCE HEATING CO.—Furnace repairy

on all akes 2 amnaiiony free.” BE- 3082. "RE. 1881.

STOVE and furnace EE __ all work guaranteed: low prices HA-2823-R (Furnace Repairing) VICTOR FURNACES, oil burners, all cleaned, Jepaire ed. HA FURNACE. LI-457 FURNACE cleaning. repairing: tin FOURNACE HARDWARE, LI-4535 Freight—Transportation TRANSAMARIC AN FRIGHT LINES, INC, E. 10th. CH-18

(General RET - CHIMNEY pointing, mantle reiiiing. roof

dE gutter repairing. McCLA CH7

relined

24-hour servs 372 N. Dela- - ee

LI- P04

1111 W, 34th, Garments.”

HA-2887

stokers; ALL-NEAL work

(Lamp Remodeling)

MODERNIZE vour old table, bridge floor lamps. Estimates free. HU-2788,

(Linoleum & Carpets)

ACME CUT-RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE 811 N. Alabama, LI-0811,

(Mattresses)

MATTRESSES, pillows, comforts, renovated since 1886. E, F. BU 431 Mass. RI-6605.

(Mattress Repairing)

MATTRESS CO.—-411 W. Wash, 1 Day renovation serv.. $3.50 up.

(Meat Packers)

STARK & WETZEL, 725 Gardner Lane. __LI-5451. Beef, veal, pork and mutton.

(Painting) GENERAL painting, paper cleaning, rooffing, repair work, all kinds. JACKSON. CH-3567, (Printing)

RUSH jobs “make us mile. HEND EN RINTING, 685 Century Bldg. RI-8 8633

(Rugs Made to Order? FLUFF chenille rugs fade trom old rugs. Sees beaut, samples, rep Get pices __ ACTIVE RUG CLEANE, 8. HA-3636. (Rugs Cleaned, Made, Repaired) | W. O. Jones, Inc. Rug Cleaning HU-1366,

RUGS cleaned sized. $180. furniture pieces, $6.50: guaranteed. JULIAN 0a CLE -9384.

ANERS RUG CLEANERS CH-6880

Superior (Service Stations)

F. FRAZIER—Exide Cooper tires. 2307 W,

Sold, RKLE,

B.C _RI-2285.

RUSSELL gas, oil, _ BE-2670.

batteries, 16th.

(Sewer Cleaning) HAVE your sewers cleaned the ‘Electric Roto-Rooter wav Save money and time, SEWER CLEANING SERVICE, © ___LI-2881

(Tree Surgeons)

“MID-WESTERN Tree Experts, 108 FE. Wash, No. 503. f1-8173. * plete trees,

landscape service.

(Truck Rentals)

RENT A TRUCK. Move vourself, Save half DRIVE IT YOURSELF INC. 30 Kv Ave

(Where to Eat)

LEROY DONNELLY'S CAFE 145 N Delaware. LI1-0130

Rooms Without Board 12

82,50 UP; 517 N. Delaware — Hot water, steam heat; private bath, walking dis_tance. $3; DELAWARE, N. warm front room; _ HA-1240-W aa BEVILLE, 1020 N.--Large front, men. Quiet, private home, space, - ~ _ CAPITOL, N., 1801-—Clean, warm room, near M. E, Hospital. Private entrance, _ reasonable. HA-0686-R CLINTON HOTEL -— 29 Virginia. sleeping rooms: steam heat: $2 CENTRAL, _ other roomers; EASTERN AVE, home; gentleman preferred; CH-604¢4, LL GUILFORD, 3521—Desirabie room, private home; gentiemar, Illinois, College car. . Garage. HA-0309. mimes ILLINOIS, N.. 1036, Apt. 6—Large tront room with alcove bedroom. steam heat; private home: after 5. = ILLINOIS, N., 3056—See to appreciate: private entrance. Large closet, innerspring: steam heat. Private shower pau o een, garage. Emploved gen-

2825—Large, clean, employed persons.

suitable, Parking

1630—Nice room. next bath: no gentleman. TA-2862. 632—Nice room; private $3 ee

TIS, "N., 2409—Room; new furniture, radio, innerspring. Also $2 room. Gentlemen preferred. MERIDIAN, N. 3360, APT. D-1—-EM-PLOYED GIRL TO SHARE APARTMENT. TA-3921. NEW JERSEY, N. reasonable: steam heat, phone. LI-3180 a = NEW JERSEY. N., 1320—Modern, furnished sleeping rooms; hot steam heat: maid service. NEW JERSEY, N., 2062—Room, next bath, twin beds, shower, hot water; voung men. NEW JERSEY. 2229 N.-—Attractive room: pr twin beds: employed girls. HA- 3

1215—8leeping rooms; hot water, tele-

“nicely water,

rivate

NEW YORK, 4325 E.—Nice room » after

home: privileges: garage, IR-642 5:30 p. m.

1399: good heat.

PENNSYLVANIA, N. nice rooms or girls, erences. Phon 2 PENNSYLVANIA. N.. 2009—Master bedroom. excellent furnishings: innerspring: Sieam heat: gentleman preferred. HA-

private home, Ref-

PENNSYLVANIA, N. 2220—Large room; twin beds, good heat, kitchen privileges. Reasonable. HA-3242-M. ow's modern home; meals optional; garage. DR- 4145-J. SUTHERLAND, 519—1, block from “Central _carline. Private home. After 5:30 p. m. 1652 N. TALBOTT LOVELY, WARM FRONT ROOM: PRIVATE; PHONE; PENN. TROLLEY. 271TH. 45 W. (just warm room, desirable location __optional. EE ae LARGE front bedroom. gentlemen: private adult family: garage; $3. Modern. Ref_erences. IR-1218.

Hotels 12A Be Comfortable This Winter

Live downtown! Clean comfortable sleeping rooms. $3.50 free. 220 W. Ohio a. HOTEL FREDERICK—458 E. Washington; steam heated rooms, $2.50 week up; running water; tubs, shower.

CENTRAL HOTEL —Delaware and Vermont 331 N Delaware Modern outside rooms Transient rates

COLONIAL HOTEL ,,2

veniences. city heat, $3 up. |

Rooms With Board & 13

“off Meridian) —Cozy Garage

220 S. Modern ._ Weekly.

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| LEXINGTON 962-Large room, excellent meals; modern: constant hot water: tea= sonable DR-4977.) PARK, 1806-—Large home cooking.

warm front room. suitable 1 or 2. HE-1400

One-room

Housekeeping Rooms

$4 CARROLLTON. 1561. housekeeping apt all util si'ping rm BROADWAY. 1134-3 large warm rooms, 2 beds; 87. Room, Kitchenette, $3.50 N.. 517—Larg: front room: steam heat, hot water; walking distance DELAWARE, N., 014 Furnished, clean one room. good heat: $4. RI-B06D FULTON ST 506-—Two rooms, sink. vate entrance. uttiities furnished _ onable ILLINOIS, 2020 N —Unusually large studio room. all garage: adults NEW JERSEY, N. 2038 enette; next bath, entrance; phone 1118-3 single housekeeping room: with Kitchenette; constant ho!

DELAWARE,

Pris Reass

Attractive utilities; radio

Room and Kitch good heat; private

one water PENNSYLVANIA, N rooms; also 1 room steam heat: parking N., 316-Large 3 rooms, furnished, utilities, modern, sonable, 10TH. E., room, water

963-3

5 hleasan with

Kitchenette

completely phone. Rea-

218—Large front

housekeeping YPataits. light, -6020,

clean: running

, 120 W, « 1.2.3 utilities, hot water, CAT Reasonable. Clean 4-ROOM furnished water paid; §7 Southeastern Ave

rooms, furnished, good heat Illinois New management,

lights, 1611

house, week.

gas, Inquire

Apartments, Unfurn. 16

Indianapolis Rental Ayensy Furnished and unjurnisned A Various locations. $25 up LI-§

COLLEGE, 1660-—-Modern 4-room apartment: bath, heat and water. DORMAN LI-5545 t Apartment Rental Bureau Con. locations gladly shown. HE-1328.

PARK APTS, 1625 Barth Ave. Snappy modern l-room dinette, kitchenette apt., £28.50, inc, util. See custodian INC.

‘GENERAL APARTMENTS, L1-2439

212 W. Vermont 17

long Ll-

Moving and Storage

PRESTEL BROS. TRANSFER--Local, distance: experienced white men, 0468 DR-7162-R evenings

HA-2402

MOVING LIGHT HAULING

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Baltimore, 4421 N., 4-rm Beville, 531 N., 6-rm, mod Wyoming, 1014 W, 5-rm Spencer, 420 S., 5-rm, Brookville, 4732, 5-rm. bric 50.00 BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. Del. RI1-3477 $14-~DORMAN, 615—-5-room_ semimodern; garage; yard; repainted. Inquire 408 N. _ Arsenal. BEVILLE, ble, C

bung oo 8] double.... 271! bung 32.50 Bung vee 32.30 bung

N. 921—Modern six-room dou= age, good condition, nice porches. 5374 BURGESS-—56-room modern double, breakfast nook, builtins, garage, water paid, $25. 138 N. Delaware. RI-1420 . CENTRAL, 2040 — Attractive 3-bedroom double; breakfast nook, good furnace, garage, CHURCHMAN, 2429--6-ROOM DOUBLE On Beech Grove bus line; garage. Near schools, churches: $15. DR-1009 COMMERCE AVE. 1412—-ENTIRE DOUBLE Five rooms, water inside, paid, Splen= did condition; $16.50. DR-2074 DEARBORN, N, 77—Modern, floors, 3 bedrooms, _ rage, $45. BE-4679 GUILFORD, 2305—9 rooms, duplex are rangement: rent from upstairs aparte ment will pay rent 3834 HOYT -6-room semi Modern $22.50. 138 N. Delaware. RI-142 HOVEY, H2-==H-room oe i. bunga= low, garhge, $12.50, (Colored.) 138 N. Delaware St RI-1429, 5336 LAWRENCE AVE (Rocky Ripple) —4n room bungalow; fireplace; $10. 138 N, Del. RI-1429. OLNEY, N., 2371—S8trictly modern five room house; garage. Inquire 2401 N. Olney. ORIENTAL, 349 N.—8ix-room double; mod= ern; gonvenient to Tech High School; 825, L1-84 44 Virginia Ave, Sa 2535—Five rooms and bath, strictly modern, $35. See Custodian, DR-4743, WOODLAWN, cept furnace; DR-1709. 18TH., 1127 W.—8ix-room modern double; hardwood floors down: redecorated, WA-

hardwood good condition, ga=

garage;

modern exadults; $17.

14502 —4-room; water paid;

NEAR FOUNTAIN SQUARE—Seven-room cottage; bath: double garage. By appointment. IR-5114.

h-room Others,

Houses, Apts. Furn.

$15 MO.—Near cottage; want .. TA-4633.

5-ROOM APARTMENT

Attractively furnished, all utilities: Hes! location, with spacious grounds. BR-260 BROADWAY, 4164—Two bedroom Bau. home; neatly furnished; real bargain; reference. FALL CREEK, 155 E., 8, DRIVE—3-room; exceptionally nice furniture: utilities; private entrance. HA-4108-M RIVERVIEW DRIVE, 6427—5 rooms; Eng lish brick single: two bedrooms. CH-7233, 46TH ST. 32 W.—Beautifullv furnished 6Jog house: two bedrooms; Dec. 1, HU

3800 E. Prospect; lady to share.

BUSINESS girls share attractive 5-room apartment: mother and daughter; reasonable. LI-7884.

- Rent Business Places HIGH-CLASS restaurant with banquet room or dance hall. East Side Indianapolis. Completely furnished with restau= rant equipment. ay be rented at very reasonable rate to any one with ex ceptional ability as a cook. Address with references. Times Box 859 STORE ROOM and living quarters : $15 a month, . _RI-4661,

. floor space. e Av

232 N. in good condie

Call 5172 Col-

$15.

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When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined hy your attorney.

Union Title Company Union Title Building 155 E. MARKET ST.

SMALL HOMES on small monthly paye I REALTY CO., Realtors.

ALMOST NEW 5-room modern bungalow: $3250. Call RI-5511. Small payment __ will take it.

NORTH

2929 McPHERSON 5-Rm. Modern Cottage. Excellent cone dition; new Bird insulation and Jurnacs; full basement: Sonbie garage: 3250 $22.50 mo. HOL oa PLE, IR-0108 GRINS. LADE CO., RI-146 VACANT—FIVE- OH BUNGALOW-—Mod-ern, excellent location, 1222 West 36th St., $500 down, balance $23 monthly _T 'B. DODSON, TA-4743.

EAST CLOSE IN BARGAIN

ONLY $1455 TERMS

5-Room Modern Cottage Send Home A. YOUNG cH 6412 . CRUSE, IN EEE AVE. NEAR PARKmodern; large bedrooms, kitchen, builtins, nice porches, garage, lot, fruit, grapes, close to library, school. Tech. $2500—$300 down. ELSON. CH-6204

Beautiful Woodruff Place

Four- bedroom home and maids quarters, Owner. CH-2180. SOUTH OZART & FLETCHER AVE.

Bungalows now being fully recondie tioned; 2 bedrooms, rages, priced $1800 Miss Mansfield. RI-1429, Corp. 138 N. Delaware.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

Keystone, 529 S.—Five-room modern bungalow, garage: appraised, $2750 Inspect and make offer, Terms. SEXTON AGENCY. _RI- 5182

WEST 1037 S. Worth St.

5-rm._ modern: price $2 BY | Jennings Bros.

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—5-room lovely 270-11 grade HUD-

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Anchor Finance

SS. Ii, Doubles & \westmante 24A

CARE FOR SICK--Elderly convalescents. Ladies x 3. Excellent meals. Steam

2222—Men; clean, warm; home single,

privileges; 3 meals: $1 HA-IM0-W, *

THIS IS A BARGAIN Six-rm. mod., 1036-38 W. 31st; best cond.; furnace hauled; $500 for equity. ruff, Clark Agcy. LI-5596,

garages; completely over= Call Mr, Wood-