Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 December 1937 — Page 14

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uu TOMOBILES—

'37 Auto Production 4,975,000, 2d Largest Figure

on Record,

Exceeded Only by

1929, Says Report Of Association.

Times Special

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—

America’s automobile produc- |

tion for 1937 was the second largest in the history of the industry, the Automobile Manufacturers Association

reported today. The year’s output was estimated at 4,975,000 units, or 4,050,000 passenger cars and 925,000 trucks. Total production of cars and trucks in 1929, the best year, was 5,621,715. The year’s production by all auto manufacturers was 8 per cent higher than in 1936 and 250 per cent greater than in 1932, Wholesale value of ‘all automotive products, including accessories, replacement parts and tires, service equipment, cars and trucks was reported at $4,177,000,000. Of amount, cars and trucks accounted for $2,802,000,000. The Association said “the extent which automobile prices have been reduced is indicated by the fact that while the wholesale values of output in 1927 and 1937 were almost the same ($2,700,705,743 and $2,802,000,000 respectively), yet the number of vehicles produced in 1937 exceeded the 1927 output by more than one million uni ? The commercial vehicle division set a new record by producing 925,000 units, or an increase of 12 per cent over the 1929 production figure of 826,817. Increased production costs resulting from advanced wage payments to workers and higher material costs have compelled manufacturers to make some increases in automebile prices, the Association said. But the average cost of current models is still more than $200 under the average price of 10 years ago, it was pointed out. 7

Glarometer Is Expected

At Science Parley

The Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. glarometer to increase driving safety | is being exhibited here at the Amer-! ican Association for the Advancement of Science, at the invitation of F. C. Brown, Smithsonian Institute. Instruments especially designed measure and record on a scoreboard the number- of light units required for the driver properly to overcome the glare caused by the bright beams! thrown directly into his face.

Accidents at Grade Crossings Increase

' Times Special WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.—Grade crossing accidents killed 181 persons in September, 15 more than ‘died in the same way during the preceding month, the safety section of the Association of American Railroads announced today.

National Auto Dealers’ Meeting Postponed

Times Special DETROIT, Dec. 31. — Postponement of the annual meeting of the National Automobile Dealers Association, scheduled for the week of . Jan. 16, was announced today by A. N. Benson, general manager. He said that a new date had not been set.

Hudson Chooses New Used Car Manager

Times Specidl

NEW YORK, Dec. 31—Willlam R. Tracy, Hudson Motor Car Co. vice |

president in charge of sales, today announced appointment of William

sales abroad should be better in

Dodge, Graham-Paige Motors Corp. export manager, who has just returned from Europe, predicted today.

days as the result of millions of dollars being spent in the manufacture | — of munitions,” Mr. Dodge said.

announced the promotion of two

headquarters. clerk in headquarters, chief technician of the crime labora=

Hey You! No

t So Reckless

Here's what a reckless motorist driving ‘n Detroit is likely to see when he hears a sharp warning booming out in a voice that carries

three blocks. It is the latest police

move to stop the wave of holiday

traffic accidents, begun when this safety car went into service this week.

Inspector Fred W. Juergens, Detro he tested the motorized sound equip

A. Baker as national used car department sales manager and C. W. Treadwell business car department manager. :

Speed Up Production Of ‘Overdrive’ Axles

Times Special CLEVELAND, Dec. 3l1.—Demand for Columbia “Overdrive” axles for

the 1938 Lincoln Zephyr and Ford |’

V-8 models has necessitated a 50

per cent speedup in production of units at the Golumbia Axle Co. fac~ tory here, it Avas reported today.

80,000 Willys Produced In ’37, Says Wilson

Times Special TOLEDO, Dec. 31.—Willys-Over-! land Motors, Inc, produced 80,000 Willys cars’ during 1937, according to David R. Wilson, president. The

first year’s production of the new type economy car exceeded originally planned schedules by 20,000 units, he said.

Predicts Export Sales Will Gain in 1938

Times Special

CHICAGO, Dec. 31 ~Automobile

1938 than they were in 1937, H. D.

“All Europe is prosperous these

PROMOTIONS GIVEN 2 STATE al

The State Police Board today had

state policemen. Oscar Burkett, Indianapolis, was advanced from patrolman to sergeant in charge of the uniformed division at State Police Robert Borkenstein, was named

tory.

t’s director of traffic, is shown as ment.

‘Y’ REVUE OFFERS GYMNASTIC TEAMS

150° Athletes to Tumble in New Year’s Day Show.

One hundred and fifty members of the Y. M. C. A. are to participate in : the gymnastic program of the midwinte: revue, to be presented at the “Y” tomorrow. Members of the senior gymnastic teem, junior leaders’ corps and boys’ groups are to be directed by Fred Dickens, physical education head, assisted by Fran Luoma and Homer Fulton. Irvin Schwomeyer is program manager, 'The revue is to open at 2:30 p. m. with a grand march. The entertainment, open to the public, this year replaces the annual New Year open house. Other revue features are to be an orchestra concert, portrayal of life and customs in India, China, Palestine and Central and South Amer-

| ican ceuntries, exhibits and demon-

strations of work done by Y. M. C. A. departments.

4 IN COURT AFTER RAID

One m:n was to face charges in Municipal Court today of keeping a gaming house and three others were to face charges of visiting as the result of a police raid last night in the 700 block N. Noble St. Mike Ferguson, 40, is charged with | kesping a “aming house,

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ARE APPROVED

33 Undertakings in State to Cost $1 ,336,626; City To Benefit.

Pinal approval of 33 Indiana WPA project applications to cost $1,336,626 was announced today by John K. Jennings, Indiana WPA adminisirator. Included in the work authorized by the Controller General at Washington were the following for Indianapolis and Marion County: Prepare school lunches for undernourished children in township schools throughout Marion County, $43,110, Improve the municipal asphalt plant at the municipal yards, Indianapolis, by constructing additions to the garage and storage buildings, $15,828. - Complete improvements at the Indiana National Guard motor armory, Indianapolis, $45,874. Make general improvements to buildings at Schools 2, 3 and 4 in Center Township, Marion County; $5110. Clean and renovate public buildings in Indianapolis by cleaning and Ww walls, woodwork and ¢ equipment, $18,348. Improve Schoen Feld at Ft. Benjamin Harrison by grading, leveling, removing trees, improving drainage, laying tile and installing catch basins, $44,700.

POLICE HUNT FAILS; SUSPECT GIVES UP

FT. WAYNE, Dec. 31 (U. P.).— William Clemens walked into City Court today just as Judge William Schannen was preparing to open the morning session and surrendered. Police had hunted him all night as. the alleged owner of a 75-gallon still discovered late yesterday in the basement of Clemens’ home, Mrs. Clemens told officers, they ciaimed, that the stjll had been operated in full force yesterday to fill’ holiday orders. Besides the - still, authorities confiscated 50 gallons of mash, several gallons of liquor, numerous barrels and other still equipment. Clemens is charged with posses= sion of an illicit still. Officials reported it was the second still taken this year.

59TH DIVIDEND PAID The 59th consecutive semiannual dividend paid by:the Atkins Savings & Loan Association had been announced today by E. W. Springer. association secretary. It is to be at the rate of 3 per cent a year.

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Todianapolls Times, Friday, Des. 31, 103 | ee. 30. |

1 Cards of Thanks

T -John Fa or

. Passed awa away

STEVENS orother of a. Mrs.

3 iam, Harry, Henne si f iE x cio aa ry. neral fro Pd

day, 3:30 m.; Holy

°% «Church, 9 rial es

mo. Bi Cee Friends jnsiied.

2|s

MR. RUSSEL MORRIS wish to thank his any nes and ey for their k ssions ot Sympathy and beausiful floral offer jal thanks to Rev, ¥ ley Jor his EB onsoling words dure ing my late bereavement.

THE FAMILY of Mr. Norman I Shotts Rte Smiiting, ath death and ose officia a { burial, for all th ir kina words, flowers ' and services.

In Memoriam

OLVEY—In

loving memo of A. God k The? : ry

assed away Dee. 31, 1936: Him.

THARP— Mrs. Viola. In loving memory of our darling wife 2nd mother who sed * away one year 4 ‘We mourn 107 her in eavhee, No eyes can see us wi But many a silent oe Pe shed While others are asleep. SOBA Penorens, rsrEng, CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN.

Funeral Directors WM. D. BEANBLOSSOM

1321-23 W. Ray St BE-1588.

WALTER I. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 SHELBY ST. DR-2570.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME 1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-195¢ FINN BROS.

Funeral Home 1639 N. Meridian St.

TA-1835.

Flanner & Buchanan MORTUARY

25 W. Fall Creek Blvd.

TA. 4400 BERT S. SADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINERS * = 522 E, Market St. RI-5374.

DR-5307

PERSONAL SERVICE G. H. HERRMANN 1505 S. EAST ST

HISEY & TITUS

FUNERAL HOME 951 N. DELAWARE ST.

11-3828. AIR CONDITIONED, MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806-7 TA-6056-6

SHIRLEY BROS CO.

946 N. Illinois St. 11-6409.

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321. 1280 Prospect St. DR-0322.

DR-44717.

IR-1159.

Deaths—Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Friday, Dec. 31, 198%

BALTH—Julia A., mother of Mrs. A. J. Clark, Mrs. G. D. Wells, passed away Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Clark. Private services at FLANNER & BU AN MORTUARY. Friends may call at the mortuary Sunday afternoon and evening.

BUCK—Mary. age.

died Thursday afternoon mother of Walter and Charles Funeral from the late home, 625 S. New Jersey, Mondsy, 8:30 a. m.; St. S pateleks Church, 9 a. m. Rural Henryville, nd. LAUCK SERV-

DER—Robert Edgar, beloved husband CAN Addie C. Carder, passed away at his home. 1637 t Engl jah ae Friday, December 31st. Friends may call at 1639 English Ave, after 6 p. Friday. Funeral onday., January 3d, T 30 at J. C. L M30 Pros-

HO pect St. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood.

COMLEY—Jéanne, age 75. beloved mother of E. L. Coml . A. C. Tucke and Mrs. G. s “grandmotner of R. H. Todd, William Com ey Jr., and Gloria Marbach, ala 8 away Friday morning Funes) IRLEY BR! C EL, 946 AN Illi-

nois, Sunda ay, 2 Pe HA era invited. Burial Lancaster, Ky., Monday, Friends Prigasat at the chapel after 6 p. m.,

COPELAND—Albert (Tobe), beloved son of Lydia, brother of Mrs. Lucille DeBoulle, Mrs. Fern Wilson and Kenneth Copeland. ied away Dec. 29. Friends call & she residence, 536 N. Traub, atter Sp m, Friday. eral service 2 Pp. m. Saturday, Jan. 1, Deceased was a member of Chauff eng. Teamsters amt and . Helpers: Local Dnion 35. YM SERVICE

DUNCAN-—Lillie MsHe daughter of Mr. an passed awa; hussain morning, a ye residence, 514 N t., Satur10 a. m, Friends invited. Burial Momorial Park. Friends may call at the residence after 2 p. m. Friday, SHIRLEY SERVICE.

beloved little

GRIFFIN—Ida. beloved wife of Sherman Griffin, mother of Walter, Myrle Miller, and Inice Rather, sister of Mrs. J. W. Kinnett of Newcastle, Ind.,, Mrs, cennie Engelken_ of pind! fle fa Lawson Fisher of passed away utadan ‘evening Be fob from me Maywood M. Church Sunday. ! m. ot ment Mariineviie, tna. Friends may call at the home in Maye

wodd after 4 p. m, Friday. HORTO: SERVICE. p

HAR DING—Margaret, age 67 years, wife of Henry L. Harding, Sister, of Mrs. Nel Pierce rd Mrs. Albert Z. Randall, passed | G

Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call af ROYSTER & ASKIN MORTUARY. i802 N. Meridian St., Friday evening and

a. m. Sunday, ES—Ca er of Benita McIntire, Scudder and Kennet argaret McIntire

of Pred and Mar Carols. Ann Scudd er. Saughter of William Gallagher, pasged Thursday . eveA the residence, 117 N. 1:30 m, Frie invited. Burial "Floral Bark: Friends Ray all ats e residence after noon Saturday. Y SERVICE.

J. D. Janes, Betty

"LAUGHLIN—MTrs. Addie N.. widow of the late Josiah § McLaughlin, 3325 N. New Jersey St., nassed away Wednesday. Services at the FLANNER & Buon ANAN MORTU. Sunday, p. m, Friends invited. Cremation. Pelends may call at the mortuary.

MILLER-—Bessie, passed aws Wednesday. Funeral servic y will y held. her home, 502 W. Fall ol “Biv. Monday, noon. Friends invited. MILLER—Louis N., band of i

64, beloved huse na

oreland Ave., oe invited. Biirlal

Is may call at SHIRLEY

Prien Friend

e anys time. y

the residen: CE.

NEWMAN-Alonzo 67 beloved husband of Viola NST a Tat of Her- | 7

, Io own ends as invited, E Burisi a lo m. pn Hi G. H eri, ot SERVICE:

[Fl ~Jjohn Franklin, beloved husband of ayl, passed Th

en, widow of El ya, N 3 3 Sine on Ralls, al depart b{ ga Uneral fe, al | 3031 E. 31st “Siedion

“EER Roy of Thu Fra ER

of M

x SITE Jobn Ee Jilnos ty

= 23 fe Fein cali outs the

. Meme ab, bm. Pr

and Jeanne |

rday and at the orlaeno0 after 10 |

ie Bell. age 46, beloved moth- | h’ Janes. gralidmojhes i

ils, |

St., Friends fapited: OORE &

SMITH-Join Percy. beloved Duspasa_o of | ; St ots 86 Thitsds pan ;

COLORED FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. M. C, WILLIS & SON

632 N. West St. LI-5651.

Personals

INSURANCE

H. G. FRIEDMEYER AGENCY 308 Indiana Trust Bldg. RI-5040.

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

teed fittings. gxclusive inet Lile-raver Jeugses, CO. 4566 E. Washing

Soapless Oil Shampoo and Sn including manicure or arch... .

RAINBOW - ACADEMY

KRESGE BUILDING

& TRAuER 50¢

WEISSMAN MOTORS Dos E. d a mouth Dealer. S Phone—Day. CH-5822; night, CH-5242,

C SHAVERS — Any WANTED -% TE Cash or trade. Repair-

ing. ELECTRIC RAZOR EXCH.. BE-4108. 1 bu nm a wave aren 25¢ hampooand rinse, INTERNAT] AL BEAUTY SCHOOL. 343 E. LEARN MODERN BEAUTY al I'he INTERNATIONAL WAY-—342 E. Wash.

WE HELP our students secure employment. Indiana College of Beauty Culture. 108 E. Wash.. Room RI-0777.

NURSE will care for patients Tn her home. Excellent meals. THIS AD wo __Roval Beauty Acad. 401 Roosevelt Pldg.

AGED convalescents: rvous mental cases specialty. 548 E. Dr. CH-3131-.

i Results—Lowest, Cost. Be ie Titnes, BL oBST.

Lost and Found

FOUND—A man that n ing’ to sacrifice 1936 D eoln old do door sedan with heater bo u the first caller. CH-5871. Terms if n

LOST OR STRAYED—Beagle “bound, fe female; Wearing collar; White and br spotted; b éars. 1433 Reisner. 5 96-J. Libera: reward. LOST-—-Downtown, black nailhead belt to lady’s flack & gress, Val able wner only. WA-4995. Reward.

hire bracelet. vicini ok 8. M Meridian; ki a

-38%0. 10

REEN-WHITE sa Seville—200 bl reward. RI-485

Business Services

; fortable. NEW

Clay | 9TH,

| Hotels

worth $10 on beauty course. | PINE.

| Room wg Wik it Board 12 BLN, BR

: W JERSEY, N 2314—Large front nstant ee water. Owner's

ms 1812—Ciean, Ww hot water! i oF Without CT

HOTEL, 29 cal Fr 27TH, -

EE a warm room; 2 ntlemen. . Private home. garage. HE-

ELAWARE, 2034—Atiraciive rooni, "private “hag bath, win beds; . large closet. GUILFORD, 1 16 (ort of SIT —Toy BOR Va Tron porth of of M th) HA” HIGHLAND, 305 N,—Moder seeping room. Near 2 30 utjanle one or Thine girls. MERIDIAN. 211, APT 6—Double sleeping room Nn ‘beds: reasonable; after

MERIDIAN, ‘968—Apt. 12, 1 og 3 gent, men;

JERSEY, N., 2837—Attractive front private home near transportation.

Haim: is room; inner-

large front very com-

36TH, 719.1 ae Soh school,

FooR a: in.

W.. T121=%:100m Tio dout ie;

: Sat heated:

$21.50, TA-3866. WA- ae. Ww 9 W.~5-rcom 3 Tower tiiities furnished; dup} ~ LI-8401. Vir

odern _six-room -doutie; H. S.; easily heated.

Sp Jonge | stone, at 4 2. BRIDGES

ng 50. . Del. RI-3477. FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW —Modern; new=

ly decorated; garsge. Inquire 966 N. Gray. FOR RESULTS— The Times. _RI-685

Houses, Apts. Furn. 19

2131-87 week: one-room me HE-

CENTRAL, as private bath: two adults.

JEFFERSON, 1 340—4 rooms, Hicely furRished: Bath gas, lights, water. (25.

spring; fear: bath; on water;

FF MERIDIAN 45 27TH— Nice. OE th room; desirable location.

Garage Spel

COMFORTABLE—Front oom; beautyrest; shower; pleasant © home; gentleman; near

carline. 12A

Roosevelt Hotel Live downtown! Clean, comiariable rooms, $3.50 Si a Sone

HOTEL TOURIST INN-— washing ton: rooms; double, ry A single, 3 ss 50c; w $2. Quiet day sleeping service. calls. -0204. ANNEX HOTEL, nh JLLINOIS— Single room, week men preferred. RI-2979 : 13

Rooms With Board

1330—Large front 11-1983.

.50—NEW JERSEY, room; Eentloman Prony R!

ALABAMA, 2234 — $6; .double, large, comfortable a opposite bath. Private home. TA-2234. C REOLLTON 2515— Room in Clean, well furnished. two. meals. $6; double, $5.50. COMER, 11205--Widow’s 1 ‘home. 2 or more. 3 meals optional. $6. Shelby car. DR-

OLIVE, 1012 Near Fountain Square; mod. Sh 1 Jiivale home; nice room, meals.

clude

664—Nice front room; garage

24TH, E. optional. (Near College. Central ‘carline.) _HE-38

NICE r Be. rivate home, for lady; priv ileges; stoker heat. CH-59117.

Times Economy Want Ads ‘Are Easier to Read and Produce Better Results.

Housekeeping Rooms

$2-34.50—MARKET, E., 603—Steam-heated light TOUSSLROPIAE, sjgeping rooms; new management.

$3—HOUSEKEEPING room, near bath; warm, clean; garage; walking distance. 1440 N, Alabama $3.50, Rg $4.50; NEW JERSEY, N., Nice furnished 1 or 2-room -apartNr hone. $3. 50 WALNUT, 115—2 rooms, semimodern; fur iste. See housekeeper in basement. $6; NEW JERSEY, N., 2038—2-room apartment, sink, private entrance, good heat; phone; adults. $6. 50; 44 N. WAL ment; eats. next bath. ALABAMA, N.. 523, Gaylord, Apt. 6—Call third floor; modern, warm rooms, kitchenette, vgrsalitd radio; $7 week. ALABAMA 1838—Furnished front apartment, Nie kitchen: constant hot _ Water; splendid heat.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1131—2 rooms, modern; private entrance; redecorated; good

eat;

BEVILLE, Ba

—

COTT—2-room _apartPrivate _ entrance.

9 N.—3-Room apartment; next Ly heat. Private entrance. nished rooms: Biiliics: HE-2

e unfur3 or RE elhbor~ hood; adults.

CARROLLTON, Tn 2-room_apart-ment; private entrance; near bath: sink in Kite en. Everything furnished. RI-

1456—Lovely, warm, furnished room; Brivileges; business woman preferred. RI-1804.

COLLEGE. 904—2-room furnished aparte ment; Inodern: newly decorated; utile Ties: adults. COMER, 1140 (near Garfleld)—2-room apartment, furnished or gnfurnished: utilities: entrance. DR-0618-J. DELAWARE, N.. 517—Front apariment; a, steam heat: near bath; wa lking sta. EAST, ° 2130 S.—2 rooms; everything furnished; clean day bed or complete bed. __ Private GUILFORD, 2311—Modern room, kitchenette, next bath; employed gentleman or couple; '§. INOIS, nished apartment, also 1 sleeping roor LEXINGTON, DE a HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. $2.50. NORTH. 311 E., APT — Three-room apartment, firnisned; A am heat; no Slldren: $10. OLREE 2527—Large furnished front room; ives entrance; close trolley: __reasonable; garage. ORIENTAL, 20—Lovely 2-room apartment; utilities, innerspring, steam heat. rivals entrance. SYLVANIA Pavan ployed adults.

BROADWAY. 2456—2 or

N., 1045. Apt. 15—2-room furront; steam heat;

449—Large one room, A ouie’ bed: city heat: em-

N.. 726—Nicely furnished light housekeeping room: private entrance: everything furnished: “reasonable. VIRGINIA, 1022—Cozy, furnished 2-room lower: ; private bath: entrance; adults;

WOOD 1126—2 unfurnished modern Jo0ms: warm; private home; adults. DRLOVELY Woodruff, M. front = room, kitchentie: sink. EE Sod hea CH-4108. NINTH, 616—3 y rooms; kitchenoe RTA bath. large closet; adults:

Drive; large

NINTH, E, 426—2 clean rooms, close bath; large closets; veryihing finished, Also A Iirs t-floor sleeping room; adults:

room modern furnished

10TH, E., 640—! apartment. Good heat. utilities; adults; reasonable. LI-882

Times ; Econo Jans Ads : East to and Produce titer Results. e Times Now for Want Ads RI ley "6551

Apartments, Unfurn. 16

(Alteration Specialists)

ALTERATIONS. ladies’, men’s garments: clean, repair. press. reline. . Reasonable. ‘MEY

O. JACOBS 213-214 BE. 16th St TA-6667. (Beauty Shops) COLLEGE Beauty Shop Permanents, $2 up. man a 05. Cotlene LI 2045, (Carpentering)

CARPENTER WORK, BRICK. FURNACE REPATIIN NG. Rc REASONABLE,

(Cement Work) -

CEMENT WORK, brick and block laying: als excavating. Prices reasonable. DR-

(Floor Refinishing) ELECTRIC floor Sanders or rent. POUR-

__ NACE HARDWAR LI-4 > pillows. comforts. Sold. ; ae E. F. BURKLE,

(Mattress Re

4. B. C. MATTRESS CO.— ST, i * spring. feathers. 028 Miss.

pi (Paperhanging—Cleaning)

renov. 431

> FAPEREANGING cleaning. interior Dalit

Lh nN allpaper remov (Poultry Markets)

Possums, coons, rabb

RI-0120 ( Printing)

k Ta i, make os 2 fia “REGS

" pnorated do took Vk

13 EB Maryland goRsEtR aes Made to Se

'ndianapolis Rental Agency

Purnigshed and Unfurnished Apartments. 108 BE. Wash... Rm. 302. LI-5398

7 SECURES lovel front efficiency, Jul hls paid: at ande Apts. 1433 Gran ants A il be available Jan i Bo ter hurry ®and &

$32.50 SECU Ld Joveiy oi ois Sifelency: beat it. You ean

‘$33 SECURES modern outside efficiency at Belair Apt., 1244 N. HL City heat. Modern attractive house

Apartment Rental Bureau

Con. locations glaaly shown. HE-1328.

MK IGAN, 8—Efficien rtment: tilities furnishen See Custodian.

Soo 784 M. Drive—Three rooms; kitchen reglecorated: steam héated garage: janitor service.

Moving and Storage SPACE for rent: gi reason-

STORAG] able. ngle & Johnson

change. 826 Massachusetts. A Houses, Unfurnished

£15 SECURES at 1465 8 15 EO rm., Kitchen, let, gar., wat. before vou miss’ i: Modern. except Rane A-l condition, zarage. CH-2 x : ax BURGESS. 3: ington) = room double 3 garage; WoatherStripped: $38. TR-4 CENTRAL, 066—1-so0m “double; modern;

Bae AD | 3 Builtihs: a age: $20.00; sXoept beisws carn © RY-1429,

11-0068. 18 ml. 1

n. bedrm.: inside Sol: T4368 Tavestmens

aging

PLETE. 8ST, CLAIR, E apartmen

rivate

roniture Ex-.

2:35—Three-room kitcheneite, TY children:

NEW JERSEY, : near Shorfridge, 6TA Souble: 3 Naar Frigidaire, 43,

EW JERSEY, 8. furnished; rive

Kpyoo 33s aparimen good heat: 69. oa

910—5 rooms, bath; ‘well porch; large garage. a

E, Tig rURNISEED 2-ROOM UTILITIES. ALL COM-

316—4-room furnished Private bath. Good locaton.

35TH. W. 1217—Cozy 4-rm. house. Coa til. fur: $40, Gar. Key TA-4633. wl, Rent Suburban, Farm 21 RES—One mile south city Holts: 3 JacRES Louse; 2 poultry holises, same

mer Kitchens garage; plenty fruit, JENNINGS BRO3 R 18814 28 S. II.

Wai

§ living Squ are.

Rent Business Places

SHELBY, 1347—Business. room: Jooms:' garage; near Fountain

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

Houses for Sale

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

SMALL HOMES on small monthly vayments. ALLISON REALTY CO., Real or .

RI-2368. NORTH WE HAVE payers, jor Shodern homes. List M’KINNEY

oe Rioperty Mi KIRK oaaet Beas Esiates Rem tals. Insurance. 601- 03. 129 E. Market.

EAST

Brick Bungalow

Vestibule entrance, Jone yin room, fire place, oak floors, 2 closets, stairs to floored attic. full IES 25 It. lot, fron: SH oo

Irvington H In move Oho, Terms. HU- F185.

and ready t

4732 E. Brookville Rr.

Bridges & Graves, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

A Real Investment!

66-68 S, LaSalle, Four-room side, semimodern. In first-class condition. Only 000, 10% cash, balance easy ierms.

$2 Rents for ‘$32 Sd month, J DR-7925, Ww. Dillehay. RI-§412. CRUSE, INC. . iss 0 Delaware St.

1415 N. DENNY $250 Down—$22.50 Monti

Four room bungalow; brick paren; hath; aved Street; j §arage. Terms. RI-9388 Mr.

Rica ATES CO.. REALTORS.

HOLLOWAY, 1826—5-Room modern. Has oak floors, French doors, exis lot, and 2-car garage. Priced Jory low: 10% cash, balance easy term DR-1925 _EDW. D ILLEHAY RI1-6412 138 N. Delaware St.

1438 E. 11th St.

A 5-rm, cottage, ned, HOLE fur ace; paved st., close to 'T h_Hish Sc RI- sad MR 'DDEN 205. UNION TRUST CO.

rr SOUTH

WRIGHT, 1116—5 Rooms. modern, auto-. matic furnace: 518536 karage. Sactifice:

terms. DR-61 Se

WESTBROOK. 867—6 rooms. semimodern; /

open for inspection unuil Friday noon. See owner, Tiines Economy ‘Want Ads Are Easier to Read and Prodiics Better Results, he Times Now for Want Ads. RIlev "8551

Sale Suburban, Farms

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111-ACRE FARM-—Half mile s. Johnson County line in Brown; 8-room house, large barn and other good imp. Fine fences; €5 a. fillable, trast woods. Half mje nor in al sagaville, Terms.’ JACK CARF, 3526, BR-3769. 2 Ta E. of rvington; one acre, almost new_ 4-room cottage: Jights, garaze; 2 igh ood DOE oh houses: 3 locks Naiional

fis GOODE % GOODE CE-5728 ACRES, north of Carmel; new barn, good hoige. All tillable, but 4 acres of woods. e $2500, $1 = needed. CK C cb, po R-3769

ND BAN terms, CRN D. CASE, 5 vania, Apt. B-2. Phone T. 80 ACRES near Metamora. house, barn and Plen Johnson. 2860 N

Baa Eas N. Pet nsyi--4286. Ind.;

i yond Gale. CH-5201-M. 28

Real Estate Exchange

NEW DOUBLE-EAST win talks vacant lot or small old propIAN LIS REMODELING! CO.

Women Wanted 32

OPPORTUNITY--Woman, age 25 to § Ping yrs. Alien or American, ying umbered, fo do housewcrk with pay for learning techfigue to. assis; doctor. Call HA- for

ew.

Work Wanted by Men 34

h : ERIENCED ED Bouseman; good Tele mente:

Schools, Instructions

JANUARY Why not aks 1938 1938 gr year of definite Terral» for usiness? Npatever the conditions ma ou ou ould Ad it a invesimen

fects & Bulldors Bids. DInChOE,, Archi-

Traffic Manager Salaries up to $4000 yearly; 4-pags bool book free. Employment Service, tension, 1140 Hume-Mansur Bldg,

ti UTILITY CABINETS, $4 to $10; SINK I S. $10 to $20; 8 WALT UT

8 re i ofton LR STO!

LA INING CHAIRS, CAPITOL AT SOUTH

Swaps 4

ADTAIL coat, fox trim. size 18, or sacrifioms, 00 also Chevrolet 1%-fon dual, sso S33 de luxe V-8 for 3

ATQVe. oh

UITY Ry Willys Solan for

8 EQUITY light car or truck. 3277 MacPherson.

FOUR good used 550530 truck ti "6650. 310 E. Ohio ies, BE

Household Goods

Repossessed Singer

Portable electric, small balance: Sible party o can pay balance $3 per

a ; Wash, ©

OSoED prices on floor sample on gas ranges, radios, refrigerators, ironers, and oil heaters. Terms. VONNEGUT

Ranges, heaters, Cannon stoves, circus ; lators, 1 laundries ts fas ga Sees 3 close out, HOOVER mo and ns Sik oo cleane: with the special brush. that Hl factory guarant Vogel Bros. 12 :

Linoleum Lowest ssible prices. TABLE RU J,

tim 2 RED Free es Linas nies.

UG CO. 203 E. Wash. FOR SALE -3-Diece overstuffed suite; i. ing machin bed springs; dresser; per 2346. Prospect Pst. a Tg BRC APPLIANCE CO..

240 Mass. Open eves.

ANTIQUES—Cherry chest, $20; iove & at, i blue davenport, $10. 4i02 E.

SMALL organ, antique Jenny Lind bed. Lr onch ‘Bouquet’, haud-iade quilt,

PIANO, $156; gas stove, ood. baker. $07 _ fireplace dr * 3042 N we fo 2 its

EDEN WASHER x conditiog, 20 6032 Central Ave. HU-7634. x

Radios, Musical Needs

Pre-Inventory Clearance

Grahds -Spinetss-U Bright Marion Music Co. ,,%2 ¥ Fe oes,

STUDIO UPRIGHT

aly ard B. Healy studio upright, ‘slight full 38 note Janus 1 De $265, Ar WILKING MUSIC CO. "120 “E. omo

Piano Accordions 10%, to 40%, Off Endre Stock Included. 4 PEARSON CO., INC. 130 WN. Penn,

Brand onl Grand ro Floor Sample $265 Y; WILKING MUSIC CO. 129 E. OHIO ST.

ALL BAND & ORCHESTRA INST. _ On Low Re NPEN RINNE'S

. PENN.

VIOLIN, very fine, about tk ears oid, $50. 10 b Won, Room ; eam

a MPETS, Ee “$34.50, n INDIANA Moe CO.. 139 E. OHIO ST. ST. PTIANO—Haines upright, maho| on ves neer, good tone, only $20. 3104 Si 48-BASS ACCORDIONS 5s ONLY $3950 INDIANA MUSIC to JN E 3 sr.

$160 WOOD Boehm Clarin Lorenz Music Store. 18 w. Mad id a

TRUMPETS AS LOW INDIANA MUSIC CO. 139 £

$100 YORK Trumpet, like Lorenz Music Store, 18 Ww. "Market, 2d

$50 CLARINETS. ONLY $34.50. : INDIANA MUSIC CO.. 6 E. OHIO sr.

125- CONN Clarinet, slightly used. . $40 Lorenz Music. Store. 18 W. Market, 2d T

ik AC CORDIONS, ONLY $12.50. INDIANA MUSIC CO.. 138 E. OHIO ST.

EDDY RADIO i est. uals itv work. Reas. 725 Pt. Wavne. LI-7273.

"= 120-BASS ACCORDIONS.=ONLY $65. _ INDIANA MUSIC CO. 133 E OHIO ST.

Wanted to Buy 55 We Buy Sgn All Kinds

Highest prices paid. Phone for representa

CLEVELAND WRECKING CO. :

1320 Kentucky Ave. LI-1568 iy

KROOT & SON JUNK DEALERS

Auto Tires $5 Per Ton THE MILLER-CO., INC.

130 8. California. RI.5150. Times Econ Are Easier yo yas and Produce Beiter Results. It's The Times Now for Want Ads. RI ley “5551

—— | Furniture Buyers

rgest buyers and sellers of new and a urniture in state at auction, RI-2019,

CALL RI-0469 For ey turn hes

stoves vou have for sale. Calls ¢ answered. rom

¥ EX NGE YOUR SU! LI-8943 EXCHANGE TiGRE ‘POR Chg couple wants

MARRIED Jooms furniture: Coda pieces: li to ab. 4,

Cash Coal Mart 57. INDIANA 75 mom SOT “| Royal Coal & Coke Co. CH-1971. CH-971,

MUTUAL

Coal & Ice Co. DR-1660.

SUN BOY Ind. egg, clean forked. ..... BRAZIL BLOCK

$5.25 rin SE

We Deliver % Tons.

SUN COAL Co. a

CH-3378.

QUALITY COAL

Minimum Prices We Deliver % ‘Ions

ABC Coal & Oil C

i TA. 0671

Business Opportunities 37

B UR OWN BOSS KING'S %: Rostalania, fio8 dw3. pyt. 1617-31 PY ‘DR-35m combined with

TTRACTIVE tea A income. Present Snel Jeet ining . leay bw Se sods rust I

: "hy wholes

oe Fin Modern Suit. EA Perc cash. Times.

Poultry Supplies 41

THOUSANDS £22 baby and started th vy them CHICK STORE.

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| Miscellaneous for Sale

CLEAN LuNote NEW Marion Material Co.

minnns | INDIANA

N. Ala. Bt. F e130. | DR-2222.

6x4 clean forked.

E E Heller

DR-I540 Et

+5 Coal (

5% Fansler Coal 6449 LL 6.

Model Coal

50 bie enw. an

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TE Bolt R Rood Cod.

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