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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1938

CALL RI-5551, ASK FOR AD TAKER. FOR AS LITTLE AS 36 CENTS TIMES WANT ADS REACH THOUSANDS WHO CAN RENT—BUY—SELL—SWAP.

184 SHORTRIDGE SCHOOL SENIORS T0 GET HONORS

Commencement Wednesday; Rites at Broad Ripple.

Exercises |

Awarded Medal

Seven hundred eighty-four Short-

ridge High School seniors will par- |

ticipate in the 70th annual Shortridge commencement exercises, which are to be held in Cadle Tabernacle at 8 p. m. Wednesday. Student speakers will be Harold Miller and Mary Elizabeth Lewis.

Seniors who will graduate with honors, in the order of their standing in the senior class, are: Margaret Anne Becker, Louise Wilde, Jack Schneider, Chester L. Robinson, William Horne, Harold W. Steup. Charles Latham Breunig, Betty Gordon, Baxter Weaver, Ma:y Ann Lookabill, Jean Wichser, Juanita Maxine Armstrong, Ruby Shelton, Mark M. Holeman, Sue Virginia Hull, Mary Kershner, Merrill G. Tucker, Thomas Fleischer, Charlotte Marie Hofmann, Martha Stanford, Ruth Davis, Charles Lloyd Good, David Guthridge, C. Roy Johnson Jr., Harold Lambertus, Arthur H. Northrup. Mary Elizabeth Lewis, Loren W. Prince, Agnes Patricia Brown, Juanita Wagner, LaVone Dorothy Ostermeyer, H. Kieth Rogers, Rogers Jourdan Smith, George Spiegel, Elizabeth Ann Walsh, Jean Marie Hackerd, Dorthea West, Gloria Opal Tomlinson, John Robertson Day, Sarah Ruth Lindley, Elinor Rita Randall, Richard J. Wilson, Naomi Harrington, Robert D. Kahn, Madelyn Laverne Pugh, Adelheid Poehlmann, Nelson E. Burrin, Ervin W. McCullough, Mary Alice Adkins, Ruth Price, Martha Lois Graves. Elizabeth Jane Brock, Rose Laurg Malcolm, Barbara Nixon, Mary Louise Causey, Evelyne E. Kettner, William Harrison Riker, Shirley Einbinder, Dorothy Ann Evans, Virginia Mary Flory, Emma Gossett, James M. Henderson, Robert Lee Jones, Marjorie Davis, Juanita, Greene, Betty Jane Harris, Theodore L. Rosebrock, Joan Silberman, Thelma Louise Balay, Jack Burich, Bates Johnson, Lester Moreland Jr. and Betty Marie Starr. Margaret Anne Becker, Charles Latham Breunig and Louise Wilde have a record of all A-plus throughout their high school course. Others, on the part-time ‘honor roll are Muriel Kathryn Frodin, William Richard Morrish, Dorothy Savre Jacobs, Dolly Mitchell, Lois A. Shapiro, Marilynn Morgan, Mary Jane Warren, Marjorie Olive Vawter, Louis C. McAnly Jr. and Thelma Hines.

Broad Ripple High Pians Exercises

Eighty-three seniors, class to be graduated in the history of Broad Ripple High School, will hold commencement exercises at 8 p. m. Monday at the Butler gymnasium. Dr. W. P. Dearing, Oakland City College, is scheduled to speak. Mrs. Clayton Ridge, School Board member, will present the diplomas. Baccalaureate services will be held tomorrow night at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Sidney Blair Harry delivering the sermon. The school choir will furnish music. : Those graduating will be Bernice Kopp, Jean Johnson, Jane Settler, Jeannette -St. Clair, Phyllis Pennington, Marcella Lucas, Margaret Cooper, Geraldine Millikan, Bradley Reid, Virginia Lang, Reid Chapman, Irene Pollard, Harry Sheagley, Mary Jane Ramsay, Wallace Scott, Richard McCord, Catherine Campbell, Richard Lochry. Dorothy McCleaster, James Boyer, Jeanne Elizabeth Moore, James Shannon, Robert Quillan, Mary Helen Halenkemp, Robert Dawson, Harriet Bray, Harry tricia Jessup, Harry Walter, Robert | Haupt, Thelma Claffey, Samuel Rit- ! ter, Juanita Rauch, Charles Van Meter, Marion Carter, Albert Scott, Edward Todd, Harry Frances, Billhymer, Robert Johnson, Isabelle Ross, Robert Herrin, Bette Alice Metsker. Clifford Burger Willifm Gleichman, Helen Louise Brown, Gertrude Kemper, Ernest Schenk, Betty Firestone, Anne Shell, Robert Metsker, Jack Gleichman, Jean Magee, Lee Burns, Shields Richardson, Dorothy Jansen, Violet Plough, Ralph MeCoy, Lowell Perkins, Ruth Brown, Helen Stewart, Thomas Wood, Charles Carpenter, Kathleen McClintic, Mollie Litvak, William Wendling, Doris Jones, Mary Irwin, William Bowling, Eugene Edwards, Virginia Lee Wilhelm, Geneva Reynoldsy Catherine Blackwell, Martha Butler, Alice Rector, Robert Frost, Arthur Earl Thomas, Crisella Maple, William Bowen and Herbert Neely.

TORTURE-MURDER

president of

SUSPECT GETS CHAIR!

JOLIET, Ill, June 4 (U.P) .— John Jelliga, 34, Indiana Harbor, Ind., was under sentence today to] die in the electric chair for the tor-ture-murder Dec. 9 of Edward Pansa, Crete, Ill, farmer. He was found guilty late yesterday. Judge C. M. Baum said he will rule later on a mction for a new trial.

Mike Munjas, Jelliga’s accomplice |

in the slaying, hanged himself in the Will County Jail here a few days after he and Jelliga were seized at Whiting, Ind.

DREAMS OF WEALTH COME TRUE AT LAST

LOS ANGELES, June 4 (U.P) .— The Courts decided today that Mrs.

Mattie Hurley may keep the wealth a fairy godmother promised her in a dream. Mrs. Hurley, 66, went to sleep hungry, her husband jobless, her wedding ring pawned, she dreamed. Next day she met Henry Scholtz, retired farmer. He gave her $100. Their friendship developed and Scholtz who died last December,

the largest

Duncan, Pa- |

Robert Sink, sophomore member of the Butler University Band, has been awarded the J. B. Vandaworker award for excellence in band work, Ellis Carroll, Butler band director, has announced. The medal is given on the basis of musical ability, leadership and character.

‘HOOSIER ELECTED

CIVIL SERVICE HEAD

CHICAGO, June 4 (U. P.).—The central regional conference of the Civil Service Assembly today elected

R. W. Bunch, director of the Indiana State Bureau of Personnel, Indianapolis, chairman. Other officers elected in the closing session of the three-day conference are James Hard, member of the Jefferson County Alabama Personnel Board, vice chairman; Donald Nottage, chief examiner of the Minneapolis Civil Service Commission, secretary-treasurer. The assembly, composed of civil service officials of 24 central states, elected to meet in Chicago next year,

EXPLOSION REPORT ONLY FALSE ALARM

Neal Steele was going about his business of burning rubbish and tree stumps today in the cellarway of the vacant house at 2220 N. Harding St., when all of a suden there arrived what he immediately estimated as “all the policemen and firemen in Indianapolis.” He couldn't get the fire started so he poured some gasoline over the refuse. Department, shouting “Explosion!” Fire apparatus, the first aid squad, police and the entire neighborhood all arrived at once. When everyone left, went back to his work.

Mr. Steele

'MINTON FLIES WEST FOR DEMOCRAT RALLY

Times Special | WASHINGTON, June 4—Senator | Minton left here today by*plane for Milwaukee, where he will address a state-wide Wisconsin Democratic rally tonight. Senator Pepper (D. Fla.) was scheduled to speak but Senator Minton took the assignment from the Democratic National Committee when Senator Pepper could not attend.

SUSPECTS HELD IN MURDER OF PRIEST

OTTUMWA, Ia. June 4 (U. P.) — Police here today were holding two men on suspicion that they may have been the men who killed the Rev. Fr. Charles Einig,* Centralia, Mo., priest, Thursday night. One gave his name as Louis Beechman, 42, Rockford, Ill. His companion claimed to be Thomas Murphy, 21, East Liverpool, O., but la social security card in his pocket | carried the name Thomas Lanning.

‘MISSING STUDENT DROWNING VICTIM

WATSEKA. Ill, June 4 (U, P).— Searchers today recovered the body of Lioyvd Walker, 17-year-old Woodland, Ill., high school student, from Sugar Creek.

STATE PAPERS MERGED

MICHIGAN CITY, June 4 (U. P.).—Next Monday the NewsDispatch will replace the Michigan City News and the Michigan City Evening Dispatch, the management of both papers announced today. The management and personnel will be composed of executives and staff members from both papers. The management group will be H. R. Misener, publisher; R. C. Averitt, general manager; W. R. Rohrer, business, manager, and A. W. Spiers, editor. .

WOMAN, 78, GETS DIVORCE

SALEM, Mass., June 4 (U. P).— | Separated from her husband six | times, Mrs. Eunice A. Bourque, 78, | was granted an uncontested divorce | from her 6%-year-old husband, Peter A. Bourque, when she testified that he hit her while he was intoxicated. They were married in 1911.

SUES RAILROAD FOR $50,000

The Pennsylvania Railroad Co. | today was named defendent in a suit asking $50,000 damages for alleged permanent injuries received by William R. Sheats, Anderson, truck driver, in a train-truck crash July 11, 1936.

| 5 MEXICAN RANDITS KILLED | MEXICO CITY, June 4 (U. P). Dispatches from Celaya in Guanajuato State said today that | five bandits and three peasants had (been killed in an encounter at la | Noria in the Agustinos mountains.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Saturany. June 4 1938

FABER—John W., beloved brother of Mrs. Henrietta Scherrer, uncle of Frances and John Scherrer, passed away Friday evening, Funerai from his residence, 254 Tuesday. 8:30 A m.. and at St das nvi

h at 9 a..

. Ray , St. , J s Church ted. Burial Holy PINK, >

Someone called the Police |”

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Saturday. June 4, 1938

BROWN—Joe E., age 21 years, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brown, brother of Eugene L., Kenneth W. and Carol Joyce ry "died this morning at St. Vincent's. Burial, Bluffton. Time later.

FOWLER—Effie N., beloved mot of Raymond, Curtis and Donald ler; sister of Etta B. French, Pueblo, es %. }

passed away Jun ends may call at \§ Teoh “1510 Fleteher Ave., after 12 o'clock Sun day... Funeral services m. on ay. W. T. BLASENGYM SERVICE.

HASSELMAN. ada B., age 85, mother of Victor M. and Lawrence of Indianapolis, Hamre of Philadelphia, James of ashington SN Cio Sister of Mrs. Frances ones 0 uis. passed awa a SeTYices at the FLANNER % MORTUARY Monday, time later. Barial Crown Hill.

LALLEY—John J. JE. beloved husband of Ethel ge Laney and brother of Mrs. E. R. yrne, aml and Walter Loliey, SR of Mrs. W. and Mrs. Jack O'Brien, Friday, June 3. 130.2. m., at Re Toe ane Services SS. Peter and Paul Caral. 9 Interment Holy Paoy Cemetery. Friends Mvitea: FINN B

MYERS Grace. beloved wife of Theodore y d away, Friday mornin

Friends invited. Friends may call at the residence after 0 a. m. Sunday.

SALLEE—Elizabeth Bell, age 60 years, beloved wife of Thomas R. Sallee and sister ols Minnie E. Cassady, Mrs. Emma Mor: R. W. Stevenson, Mrs. Sarah "ira, is. Mary Henson, John and Daniel Cassady, passed Bway Feiday morning. Funeral Sunday, 4 p. m.. residence, 3132 Northwestern Ave. Burial Paris, Ill. Friends may call at the residence. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

TELLAS Grace M.. age 38 vears, daughter of John Tellas; and ne

beloved sister of Clara Tellas. passed away Friday Ie wea from SHIRLEY BROS. CENT Illinois 10th, ra 4 = i Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Saturday.

NN Chas J. Mr. Mrs

% Mrs. hel McCarty. Thursday 8 m. at th 1606 Villa Ave. Friends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME, 1308 Prospecs St.. any time. Services Sunday, 2 m. ai the funeral home. Burial Acton Gemetery. Friends invited.

VOLL—Thomas M., age 13, beloved son of Mr, and Mrs. Robert T. Voll, brother of Betty Jane and John H. Voll, passed away Friday p. m. Friends may call gt the DORSEY FUNERAL in! 3925 E. New York, after 10 a. m. nday. Funeral 2 p. m Monday at the funeral home. Burial Shelbyville, Ind.

WOODWARD—Luther C., brother of Sada and Walter Woodward, SS Friday morning at his home, 916 F Jonmeiie Be Services Monday, 10:30 MONTGOMERY FUNE HOME. 1692 N. Meridian St. Fri welcome. Interment Crown Hill. may call at the funeral home Ssturday _and Sunday evening from 7 to 9.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W MICH. ST BE-1934

husband of Eva, son J. W. Tolin, brother passed away e residence,

Fu neral Directors

FLANNER& BUCHANAN

MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA. 4400

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME

2226 Shelby 3129 N. Tilinols

BERT S. GADD

2430 Prospect St.

GRINSTEINERS

522 E. Market St. PERSONAL SERVICE

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8S. EAST ST.

HISEY & TITUS THE FUNERAL HOME 851 N. DELAWARE ST.

11-3828 AIR CONDITIONED

MOORE & KIRK

CH-1806 TA-6056-8

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N [llinoils St

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St

DR-2570 HA-4514

DR-5307

RI-5374

DR-4471

R-1159

C1-5409

DR-0322

DR-0321 : Florists & Monuments

DelawareFlower Shop

2922 N. DELAWARE TA-316)

Help Wanted—Female 8

GENERAL ework. one child, stay _ nights. __HU-1204. =

Help Wanted—Male

GOODYEAR

has an opening for an aggressive salesman. Sales management experience heipful. A splendid opportunity for one who has initiative and will work hard. See Mr. Schwenk, sales manager. Goodyear Service, Delaware and Walnut.

housework. 20 to 40 years.

EXPERT stenographers, Suokkeenen. PBX operators. A-1_ referen AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT ice (Licensed) 1-634

COMPETENT business woman re position as manageress or housekeeper for a small hotel or apartment, in cr out of city. Box 708. Indianapolis Times.

HOUSEKEEPER. full charge in a mother 5s home at once. 1206 Deloss St. “Peggy.

Schools & Instructions 12

MEN — _ WOM LEN JOB—8$105 to

Jobs Wanted—Female

GE1 A GOVERN MENT $175 month. Dependable ositions. pare gu for dianapolls examinations. Short hours Common ucation usually sufficient. Experience usually unnecessary Full articulars and list positions FREE rite todav FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Dept. 130-B. Rochester. N. Y.

NTER JUNE 6. Attend this strong. dependable schooi and enjoy the advantages of its following ana prestige among businessmen; school all summer. Central Business College. Architects and Builders Bldg. LI-8337.

VOCAL and piano lessons. 50¢ Class or private. Call LI-4287.

Personal Services

to $1.50.

* MOTHS - MOTHS * Moth Holes—Tears—Burns Rewove INDIANA WEAVING co.

1602 Merchants Bank Bldg. LI1-9674

T.R. USS. BS For Ruptures YRUSSEs Exclusive fo agen R Te H. E FRAU 6 E. Washington

RAINBOW 2 ACADEMY PRA EN ae Meludine $50 KRESGE BUILDING

WEISSMA! Stu ake Distr butor

LM Merid ian Phone—Day. LI-2511: night. CH-5243.

LIBERAL reward for wherea Ted) E. Swango, formerly O., and Port Arthur, Te _ to Box 626. Care Times

FRE EE Shampoo, Set o!

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

229 N. P LEARN

TR modern way. International __ 220 N. Penn, i Sy My WE Beauty sourse: * FOOT {featments A PRA |. (Alteration Specialist) ALTERATIONS. ladies’ jhen's armen clean. repair, on MEYER O. JACOB fee

212-214 E 16th St. TA-6667 (Beauty Shops)

COLLEGE Beauty Sho, oe manents 32 od: (Building, Moving, Eng.)

FACTORY reconditioning viding ng moving. Shoring TNE, a E. Co.

bouts of T. \ddietown, Address reply

or Marcel BEAUT __2nd Floor

Personal Services 13

Housekeeping Rooms

(Cleaning Window Shades)

(Curtains Laundered) CURTAINS carefully done, 15c¢ pair up; 2616 N.S MRS. SOUDER, TA-2849.

(Electric Shavers)

"Electric Shaver Repairing

641 Tl. Bldg. LI-8653

(Ice Cream)

CRESCENT ICE CREAM—5874-6 “College. Re 4298. Redman, mgr. Fountain service. cones. package.

(Lawn Mowers Sharpened)

LAWN MOWERS sharpened by machine. Work guaranteed. DELIVERY SERVICE. __427 N. Rural, CH-3878.

(Lawn | Mowers—Saws) RI-612¢ 126

Lawn mowers, Saws sharpened. '&¥ Delivered. Reas. 727 E. Ohio.

( Letter Ser vice)

Spec. in ~Carr- tooned Sales let-

L1-4040 4040 ters, bulletins. Multi.,, mimeo.

mail. ser. ABC Letter Shop, 801 ‘Majestic Bg.

(Mattresses) MATTRESSES. pillows, renovated, since 1886. F. _ 43) Mass. RY-6695 (Painting)

“Everything in _In & pambving comp. hte. S169 N Penn. Smith.

comforts. _ Sold. . BURKLE.

TA-I 507

GIBBS, JO0S.—2322 Aqueduct. LI-7120. New & Old Work. Specializing in Repairing.

IR. 8770 CH- -5551

“A OELSCHLAGER Contracy Painting. Fst. Free. Painting; Interior. eran: Wm. Evans, 3109 Hov (Paper Hanging) PAPERHANGING — Latest samples: estimates given. Racin assured. P.

_HENGEN. DR-79

Src heegiog | and Cleaning)

PAPERHANGING — Cleaning, steaming, neat work. Free estimates. Prompt service. White. PENNINGTON. LM.

PAPERHANGING — ESTIMATES WORK GUARANTEED. SPECIAL __ RATES. REFERENCES GIVEN. CH-6231. (Paperhanging, Painting, Steaming)

| “Paprhgng, paint'g, steaming; DR-10 1038-J | reas. yi A. K. Epperley.

(Papering—Painting) LI-¢ 6024

Paper cleaning, ‘painting ___ and washing. Years of Exp, (Pet Hospital)

REDMON, DR. J. T.—1318 N. Capitol, RI9142, Specializing —CLppIg. Plucking, __ Boarding, Hospital Care.

(Plumbing —-Heating) ;

KRETSCH BROS.—116 E. Raymond, DRPlumbing, heating.

1224 for estimates. _ installation. service and repairs.

(Printing)

STUMPH, WALTER—1648 Hoyt. Job, Commercial Label, Program Printing.

(Radio Service)

FREE RADIO ESTIMATES

At Your Home . REED. Authorized Radiotrician . BAKER FURNITURE STORE 87. 357 Mass. Ave.

Eddy | Radio Service, LI1-7273 (Rugs Made to Orden)

FLUFF chentlle rugs made trom old. rugs 0 9x12 cleaned and sized $5 ACTIVE RUG CLEANERS HA-3636 14

Rooms. Without Board airy front,

Large closet.

“DR-6362, Advertising and

$2.50— 10TH 929 E.—Clean modern. kitchen privileges. Telephone.

$3; ALABAMA, N., 1706—Large room, Cross ventilation, good bed, plénty not water.

$3—606 E. 31ST — Pleasant front room; cross ventilation: meals optional. HASo i ‘ : BROADWAY, 2515—Atractive front room. DeSsrabie for one or two emploved. HE-

“innernear

CAPITOL, N., 3159—Front room; spring; 4 Vindows: large closet: bath. TA-4359 a CLINTON HOTEL 29 Virginia Ave.; airy sleeping rooms. $2. 50 up.

“clean,

ELM, 1036—Sleeping room. modern home: reasonable. Gentleman preferred. DR-

MERIDIAN. N.. 520, Apt. 28—Corner room, cross ventilation; eautyrest mattress, __walking distance. Phone. sas PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1339—Private home; nice rooms: for employed. Phone, walking distance, garage. a PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1449—Nice, quiet room with private lavatory. Gentleman preferred. LI-0467.

PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1851—1-2 front rooms, Blivate bath: large closet. hot water. hone.

front studio

SIDE, E. 2471-—Attractive combination. living. bedroom, couch. Private home, $3. TA-4825.

WARMAN. 931 N.—Sleeping rooms, modern, furnished or unfurnished. Women preferred. Reasonable. BE-2101.

WASHINGTON BLVD.. 2820—Lovely room, TAcsen oF mattress, shower bath: $3.

WASHINGTON BLVD., oD Large at iractive room, 1 or 2 men: quiet arag

33D, E. 603— Near Central). _ Exceptional front room. twin beds. Breakfast optional. TA-2818.

—2 rooms. near bath: cross & beds; gentlemen pre-

pensioners. DR-

31ST. W.. 702 ventilation: _ ferred. HA-4

Rooms With Board

LEXINGTON. _ “96201 Good meals and care, 4977-5. = WILL board child, 9-12 vears old, country home . TA-5867.

age $5 week.

in PE 16

617 N. Ill Com. rms. Hot, cold

HARBOUR HOTEL |

water. Low rates.

HOOSIER HOTEL $330 up. Clean.

outside r Comfortable. Showers, baths. a0 "Mass. HOTEL

DEARBORN—AIl outside rooms. CR-T50 $5.50 week up. 3208 E. Michigan.

199

$5.50: $8; COLLEGE, 2231—2-3 100ms. re- _ decorated; porch, sink: private: aduits.

$6: $6.50—2225 E. 1 10th—-2 clean. front sink, gas, utilities.

_rooms, large closet,

ALABAMA, N., 523—Gaylord. Apt. 6: modern 2 rms. and kitchenette: overstuffed, radio; $6. Call third floor.

ALABAMA. 2448 N.—Desirable room. good BA-as50. home privileges. Suitable 2.

furnished ventilated;

Housekeeping Rooms

2054 N.—3-room, apt. Cool. well references.

BELLEFONTAINE, 1131-2 ‘rooms, . modern, private entrance: sink: see to appre- _ ciate; BEVILLE, N. porch: next adults.

BROADWAY. | 113¢—Large airy front room _ $3; 2 redecorated, accommodate 3: $4050. CARROLTON, 1226 — Large room and kitchenette; utilities; private entrance: reasonable. LI-9403. CARROLLTON, 1226 — Furnished kitchenette apartment: utilities; wprivate entrance; reasonable. LI-9403. CARROLLTON. 1529—2 room neatly furnished apartment: large closet: sink: porch: entrance. RI-5976. CARROLLTON, 2324—Clean front 2 rooms; refined, modern home; innersprings; utilities; 5, garage. ne CENTRAL, 1960—Unfurnished, large 1oom dinette, kitchen, private entrance: uinities. DELAWARE, N.,

HA-4927. —— 720—Three housekeeping _ rooms; newly decorated; modern. MARKET, E. 1322—Housekeeping rooms, suitable for 4. Also single Yop, private entrance. MHA, E. private

‘bath; screen: sirable: \ utilities;

adults. NEW JERSEY, N.. 2135—Desirable 3-room apartment: ot. utilities. private ‘phon

entrance, garage,

NOBLE, N. 118—2 housekeeping rooms, everything RE utilities; orivate

__entrance. oS

ALABAMA, bedroom _ Frigidaire;

awe front room, front bath; private entrance:

2416—A tment; a ed porch;

ORANGE nice, _modern rooms, down, wT bath. . private ne. y 2-room apart-

TAL, N.. 20—Love ment. utilities; Frizidaire: private en- _ trance. Front PARK, 1002—3-rm. HIS. “nicely furnished: front porch, private bath, pri- _ vate entrance.

PARK, 1421—Upper front 3-room apartment. clean and attractive; Frigidaire; u es.

INE, N.. 728—Light, keeping room; ev verything private entrance,

RIVERSIDE | DR., * Hhated: ted;

airy rv front housefurnished;

2651 E.—Front t 3-room

newly decorated, well ven-

hated Writs furnished ate

SCHILLER, 27 — Modern; 2 down: utilities; priv bath,

2325 (Cement, Cot

20TH, W., 1020—3-room furnished apart ment: utilities, bath, hot water, private entrance. Its. CLOSE IN—Unfurnished - 4 "bath, porch. heat, utilities. RI-

rooms; Adulte, $25.

Apartments for Rent

x TAL BUREAU

Choice apts. giadlv shown HE-1328.

402 N. Jicridian . $135 .00 $100.0 0 BE. 9th sv... 81.50 Furn.

1433 N. Pennsylvania

General Apartments, Inc. 22 W. Vermont St. LI-2439.

Indianapolis Rental Agency Furnished and Onfurnished Apartments 108 BE. Wash. RM. 302. LI-53083.

DUNDEE APT.

Virginia Ave. at McCarty: . ficiency apartments; refrigeration; Nar: heat; $27.50, $30. See custodian, E. McCarty, Apt. 47.

$37.50; MODERN 4-rm. unfurnished apartJuens, 3198 E. _— St.: Frigidaire, range, hea nd er furnished. Inquire RVoLT THEATER OFFICE. CH-0549. ALABAMA, N., 1702—Unfurnished very attractive efficiency apartment. Utilities furnished. See custodian. : . BROADWAY. 911— (UNFURNISHED) DESIRABLE SUMMER APARTMENT, ALL UTILITIES PRIVATE ENTRANCE. GARAGE.

BROADWAY

1-room efRas; 781

-2 bedCross

& 10TH-—Huggler, 1 rooms unfurnished: redecorated: ventilation: utilities: reduced. COLLEGE, 2414—Furnished three-room apartment: bath; Frigidaire; utilities; adults; $33. Custodian, rear. COLLEGE AVE. 2605 — Large 2-bedroom apartment, unfurnished. Call HU-4998. EUCLID. 109 N.—Newly decorated apart-1 ment: Venetian blinds: built-in: overstuffed: G. E.; garage: phone. ILLINOIS, N., 3433—Attractive unfurnished bedroom: redecorated, utilities, refrigeration, range. $37.50. Inquire 3434 N. _ entrance. : KEYSTONE, N., 1104—Unfurnished insulated lower 5 rooms; bath; redecorated; __ refrigeration; porch; $45. CH- 1220 MERIDIAN, N.. 1728—Furnished: lower family apartment; four bath, kitchenette. Reasonable. TA- 1592. MERIDIAN, N.. 38055—Ultra modern. 3 bedrooms (unfurn.); heat, water, PoLrigeration furnished. LI-1850, BE-4446. MERIDIAN, 3335 N.—Two-bedroom apt.: large liv. rm., sunroom, large Kit. elec. + feline, stove. janitor service: garage; CLARK AGENCY. ILI-5596. Ph” APTS. 1625 BARTH AVE.—Bedrm. apt.; large rooms, newly renovated. You can’t beat it. $30: util. nd. PARK, 2432—5 room unfurnished Fiizidaire, porches, $45. Open.

lovely rooms

upper: HE-

RILEY, nished IR-2028.

101 apt.; 3

Newly decorated, nicely furrooms, garage, adults.

STATE, 302 N.—3-room furnished apartment; Frigidaire: utilities; private entrance; _garage optional, RI-8765. SUMMIT, N., 242 (1600 E. N. Y.) Attractive 3-room modern unfurnished; refrigeration; garage, $35. LI-2925 Evenings. WASHINGTON, E., nished 2-room apartment; private entrance; adults. $7. 408 E. 24TH ST.—3 nicely furnished rooms, _ private bath and entrance; main floor.

3911—Comfortably fur-1o0ll-a-way;

| Houses for Rent

$8; FURNISHED gas, water paid; New York. $15 SECURES unfurnished half of double at 1459 S Water paid, garage; better hurry 2. wm. this one.

$35; 24TH., S. E., 659 (College carline) —

house; Inquire

five-room

lights, adults. .

719 E

Unfurished attractive six-room modern double; splendid condition. BR-4350.

$40; Nicely Furnished efliciency, built -in features, well managed. a 153¢ N. Illinois. $35--MARKET, E. 1020 -Lower 5 unfurnished: all utilities paid; garage. HU-3859. Newlv Decorated thoroughly modern, 5 N. Meridian St. ALABAMA, 2330 N.—Unfurn. 5-rm, mod. $22.50. Oliver H. Clark Agcy. LI-5596

ARSENAL, N. 115—5 rooms: modern hea! garage, Ave

snd water fur.: LI-8401 id 44 Virginia BUNGALOW "PARK — 1202 N. Capitol; 6 rms.: heat and janitor serv.: $27.50. See Cust. or O H. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5586

IRVINGTON—Lady will share 5-room furnished home with emploved couple Care for one child. IR-5807 IRVINGTON—332 Layman; furnished 6Foo Spouse Garage: June 11-Aug. 31.

rooms, porch,

$45; bedroom "Plas utilities.

NAOMI, 1705—5-room semimodern cin recently redecorated: double garage; £15 Call 2524 S. New Jersey. SUMMIT. 47 S.—6 Rooms. condition: reasonable TALBOTT, N.. 2212—5 rooms; Mon furnished: garage; $32. LI-840 44 irqinia Ave, TH 561—Unfurnished 5-rm redecorated througho $22, JENNINGS BROS., 28 ES I LOVELY furnicshed 8-room house. laundry, porch, garage. _ tion. LI-9409. 31ST, W.. 819—4 rooms; furnished: garage; _LI-8401.

modern: good _(unfurnished).

fT ‘and

mod LI-3814.

library, Excellent loca-

“heat and water summer rate, $27.50. — 91 Virginia Ave

Farms—Suburban 20

Suburban for Rent 12 Acres, Traders Point, electric water

system, barn, creek, woods, chix houses. Benson. TA-3879 or Jack C. Carr, RI-3526.

3 ACRES, 8 miles east on U. S. Road 40. Good 4-room house, barn and other outbuildings. Electricity, lots of shade and shrubbery; $3500. Terms. HARNESS & CLINE. LI-8406. EMERSON. N.. 3638—Seli furnished or unfurnished six-room home; shrubbery, fish pond; reasonable. CH-3392. RENT-—Eight-room modern double; fruit trees. horse barn, garage. location. DR-3139. 5-A. TRACTS. 13 miles west: no bldes.; investigate our building finance plans. TA-4286.

shade, Tdeal

ONE ACRE—5-room country home, vacant: close in; fine location: bargain: $4500. 3205 S. Meridian, 4 — THREE ROOMS (for rent)—Modern, furnished or unfurnished: porches, garage. Woman or couple. Earn part. -0234. 6300 N.—Rent beautiful strictly modern suburban home. 3 drooms, acreage _ wooded grounds. RI-5280. :

Business Property

1709 E. Michigan

dentist office: heat and

reasonable rent : RI-6412

“aut omobiles. RI-

for doctor or water furnished: J. 8 Oo

GARAGE SPACE for No reasonable offer AUTO SALES, 1022 6658

150 refused. FRA N. Meridian. BARGAIN-—Selling modern house and business, Owner leavin city, Beauticians, _ take notice. DR-272

Resorts & Cottages

RENT—Northern Michig un, cotta e, fireplace; screened pore inside pump and drain; quiet: good © Bshing. RI-164 __IR-0356.

Moving & Storage

WILL MOVE you for. “discarded ‘furniture. KIMMEL'S, TA-284

Houses & Lots for Sale 2

SHERMAN "DR., s. 710—5- room modern bungalow; vacant. First-class condition; breakfast nook, built-in cabinets, garage: rice $3500. Open Sunday. Adjoining lots n rear can be bought at bargain. C. B. McFADDEN. CH-0899.

3912 HOYT AVE. , semi-modern, 5- kgom bungalow, first-class condition. Fron and rear Ror ches. Garage. Price $2250. Terms. . B. McFADDEN CH-0899

MODERN BUNGALOW-TYPE HOME. Large bedrooms, hardwood floors down, fireplace, built-in bookcases, redecorated throughout, new roofg furnace. Make offer. DR-3737. 8

DOUBLE, 5800 BLK. BROADWAY Bl ually fine S5-room double; 90-foot Will consider home up to $11,500 in

{rage Eves. HU-21 BRIDOR 2

GAVES, 243 N. Del. RI-3477.

Vacant

5440 KENWOOD A snazzy English Brick Bungalow that ONT uld be proud to live ) MORTGAGE, LI- %3478, ,_HU-8546. 71301 NORTH CHESTER—NEW DOUBLE You can use your old house > vacant lot as down payment. 130 E, w York. INDIANAPOLIS REMODELING

LOVELY seven-room modern brick veneer home; close in south suburban; walking distance parochial and public schoor, easy terms. DR-0383

IF YOU are Interested In building a new home under the new 907, finance proam. address a letter to Box. 738, Times.

WANTED—Two or three-bedroom house.

north or eas RALL-Ho EL CO., INC. LI-2541.

$50 1 "Down. MANLOVE, 2006—Attractive EY A semi-modern. Furnace, lawn.

$10 TO SER es

WALLPAPER A 20x20 store room in excellent location | .

a. a wy :

Houses & Lots for Sale 25 ~ OWN YOUR HOME | 4

321 NORTH BELLE VIEU Dandy 5-room, mod., hardwood floors, thermostatic heat control, insulated jhrcdshout. Good neighborhood. Priced

7 NORTH WARMAN Modern 5-room cottage-type home. Good physical condition; two-car garage. Close to undSr $5,800 parochial schools. Priced 1603-05 EAST MICHIGAN Desirable 6-room, aside. Close to grade and Be paint schools, and Tech High. a e painted. For quick sale priced Good income. Permanent tenants.

So details on ARbove: EE" $50 DOWN RI-236

Automobiles for Sale

’

‘38 CHEV. DEMOS.

Several to choose from, complete equipment, liberal trades and large discount. Easy terms on low GMAC plan.

North Side Chevrolitde

836 E. 63rd St. Broad Ripple “Where they really trade used cars.”

37 | Automobiles for Sale

. SCHWANKHAUS LI-T7491 HU-2418 GREGORY & APPEL, INC. * 8 per mo. 4-Room, semi-modern. Vacant. 2847 N. LaSalle. Mr. Helmus. Vu -5279. Allison Realty Co. Realtors. BUNGALOW—1829 E. 69th 5 rms, Fm Ndr: cement basement, furnace, side dr. $3000. Mr. Woodruff, CLARK AG CY’ LI-5596.

BE SURE of your title. Demand an abstract prepared by

Union Title Co. 155 BE. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

Real Estate for Trade

1455 CHESTER- New double, terms or your 34 house in trade. INDIANAPOLIS REODELING, RI-5511, 130 E. New York.

Too HOUSE, east side. 10 rooms: sell or trade for suburban, even or otherwise. CH-2785. Write owner. 104 S. Rural.

Rent Estate Wanted 27 CASH For vour suburban or ob

equity. Free appraisal. CH-5728

ni. 5655 GOODE & GOODE 1. 1264

Business Opportunities 29

location: ‘good busiSell or trade. Mc22d St., Anderson,

GROCERY in good ness and property. BR BRINLEY. 1918 W,

a filling “station, on good highway for sale. Box 627, % T 5

Money to Loan

LOANS at LESS

than legal rate on Furniture Autos Diamonds

Public Welfare Loan Ass'n. 7), OCC dental Be R1-3587

Cor, Wash

imes

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Bauitable Securities Co Operating as

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E. Ohio St Li-5561 HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY NO INDORSERS

Household Finance Corp.

328 Illinois Blde RI-5404 3d Floor Auto Loans—20 Months

SACKS BROS. LOAN CO.

306 Indiana Ave. RI-5904.

ans without endorsers. COMMONWEALTH LOAN CO. 200 Roosevelt Bldg. £1-2491 “05 Odd _ Fellow Bldg LI- -8495 En LOANS © Furniture, Autos, N Jiamends

LIBERAL LOAN CO. 152 N. Delaware St.

SIGNATURE LOANS $100 Loan, $8 cost for 8 months 41 BEB Washington St. Phoge RI1-7561 CAPITAL FINANCE CO 207 Kresge Bldg. ~2d Floor

L1-6605

28 Mods. Rent or sell, S857 3708 W. 16th. 7

“Fountain Square; 104 Riley. RI- 076

Swaps

OUTBOARDS

5-RM. house neal auto part payment. day $3 CASH for used bicycles. Bought or sold. BR-0045. 724 E. 63d St. BOY'S bicycle. full size, balloon tires, for good used piano. HA- 2206. CCC CAMP overalls and jackets, “used; all sizes; 19¢ per garment. 620 N. Senate. GRAHAM. 1033 — Sedan, for motorcycle. 1530 8. Villa Ave. KIMBALL upright piano in good condition _ for boy's bicycle. HA-1502-W.

Pets—Poultry—Livestock E:

OORANG AIRDALE—16 mos.; reasonably

prired. 4040 E. 62d. : PAR{ COLLIE PUPS. IDEAL PETS. $2. SUNDAY OR EVENINGS. BR-3152. WANTED—Saddle horses; Boy Stout (SD, 119 Chamber of Commerce. LI-3

Farm Prod uce—Flowers 33

“STONE FLORISTS" mango plants, 10¢ HE-1455. ; . FOR LATE seed potatoes: see Eskenaui & MORDOH, 406 E. South. LI-9534. GARDEN TRACTOR-—Good condition; $40. 324 W. 10th St. LI-6861. 34

— Tomate, Cabbage doz., Cc.

Merchandise for Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station SPECIAL--6-cu. foot. ELECTRIC ICE REFRIGERATOR, wortih $185, sell for $100; 2 AIR CONDITIONED ICE REFRIGERATOR; $30 ana $40. each; IN PORCH COLUMNS, $2 each; 1 box ROLLED EDGE FLAT STEEL, approximately 475 pounds, 5, sell for $20. 40 rolls high grade 15¢ per double roll: SPE-16-foot PLATFORM LADDER, cost . and 1 14-ft, EXRS, $7 and ADDER with 2-foot platform, cost $18. sell for $12,

Capitol at South CLEAN LUMBER

NEW AND USED Marion Material Co.

Wrecking Contractors.

2046 Northwestern

i $13 9x12 felt base rugs, Linoleum § 0. 49¢ value linoleum vard, 33e. Corps line of Armstrong's ind Jnoleum; all installations guar, 219 S. Ill You Must Be Satisfied. LI-0557.

SPECIAL PRICES TODAY. Oak and pine flooring, popular siding, 2x4's to 2x10’s. ear drop siding. roofing. windows, frames, barn sash and paint. Delivery anywhere in any quantity for cash. G. MOORE & Pi 1123 E. 33d. HE- 1305" Night, BRo%. COMPLETE STOCK of new and used lumber and building materials at ereatest savings in Indianapolis. CLEVELAND WRECKING CO, 1320 Kentucky Ave. LI-7109.

TYPEWRITERS Sold-Repaired-—-Rented Drury Trained Mechanics NESS FURNITURE CO, 112 B, Ratyiand st LI1-8518.

KIMBALLL PIANO. recond, & tuned; 8-pc. walnut dining suite, $22.50; 5-pc. bk. set. $9.50: 100-1b, metal refrig.. $12.50: large combination range like new; large oil MM 2144 N. Ill. Open

.50 NEW Bendix ele electric outboard mo-

, $25, $49. Sn used single Neptun h BEECH VE “PHA RMACY 88) 528 Mai BG

24-HR. eit on any pump, motor, fans, air compressor or refrigerator repairs, MEIER TRIC AND MACHINE eo, 3525 E. Washington St. IR-1151 40 THOUSAND pounds choice walnut burles, unloaded at Curry and Miller, ust arrived. Enquire L. TRENDT, J. . JONES, 156'2 N. Illinois St.

CHAMBERS gas range, lain, thermodome, autostat baker, $35. HOME APPLIANCE CO N. ILLINOIS. Open evenings.

HOT POINT electric washer, brand new, $70.95 Blue, sacrifice for $49.95. HOMIE APPLIANCE CO. 11 . ILLIN Open evenings.

HOOVER, Eureka and Roval vac. cleaners with the special brush that gets 1 nt :

SER. test: 4 TRY oi ios.

HOUSEHOLD

all white porceSoe

Merchandise Yor Sale

Overstocked

LINOLEUM— PAINTS

Wholesale Prices at Retail. $15,000 Stock Large Selection of Patterns Rentals for Every Occasion.

KINGS

INDIANA

RUGS AND LINOLEUM jpiaid Linoleum, She sq

Gen, 9x Armstrong Rug

BILLIARD C 1617-31 Southeastern DR-3578

Remnants, % RELIABLE RUG CO JORDAN BROS. 203 E. Wash.

Will Buy Any

2419 W, Wash,

N. A. D. A. BOOK PRICE

Car in Our Entire Stock! g West Side Motor Sales

Used

BE-1450. Terms, Trade.

Open evenings. Bry “Ford 85 Coach; | 37 dor Friday and | Saturda North and Penn. ’ Ford Conch, 36 Special for | Saturday

| North and Penn.

'34

with radio. Friday

Ford deluxe coune: condition Three

Anderson Sales, 3759 N. ill,

very clean. Special

$445

LEWIS. WINKLER LOT

RI-0108 Verv clean, and

| LEWIS-WINKLER LOT

RI-0198

+1 $210

.. ¥4. Ss. $3. %s ice

Lot 926 N. Meridian,

HOFFMAN'S, 251 Mass, Ave, 205 E. Wash,

Bicycles $7.50 un.

Cut Prices FORD '33 d Fishing FORD '33 del. rdstr., ackles

Plym, ’31 coach, spec. Ford '37 Tudor, new

STUDIO HOME

COUCH, makes full twin beds, $39.95 value, $19.95, APPLIANCE CO. NOIS. Open evenings.

HOSTER-HISER, INC.

Ford, '33 Tudor, $195

Money back guarantee.

Community Motors, Ine.

LI-0528,

new to Chrysler '33 sed, one own., lik

tires, only ‘ car guarantee S168 JL, AT 39TH

green, innerspring, FORD 1935 Tudor, $105, terms, FORD '33 Tudor; real 30TH & CENTRAL

3411 N. ILLI-

$200 G. Frigidaire, one year.

9x12 bama.

lain, — ington FORD '31 Jersey Grove,

BE-

Mountain Flower MAAS,

$235 KELVINATOR perfect

ALBERT G.

years old, 22,

$264 ELECTRIC STOVE.

E., ELE CTRIC 6_foot,

HU-3

FELT BASE, RATE LINOLEUM HOUSE 811 N. : ~ LI1-0811 CHAMBERS ges excellent gover.

ton truck; cow with calf.

double oven,

N. Meridia

FRIGIDAIRE, 7

condition; APPLIANC

special, E CO.

LET US save you monev on used jumber

of all kinds

320 N. West St. PERSIAN kittens,

152-1b. fries,

USED LION

dozen.

dred. 2851

for Semper

$9000 3:-YD.

EUREKA sw eeper,

810.

Elec. Washer

FRIGIDAIRE

rugs, 2x12

Linoleum

ROCKWOOL Rug Borders

RUSH

range, $12. STORE fixtu

cial equipment: ED TIRE special clean NP, 5.50, 16x6.50 $1.95 807 N WINDOW SASH, new and used. MARION ATERIAL CO.. 2046 ‘Northwestern. it

rs at lowest want ad word rate in the city in The Times

USED

Musical Inst ~—Radios

NEW TRUMPET

gold 11

Beautiful

Jobs make us smile, REN PRINTING, 685 Century Bldg. RI-8533. SIMMONS day bed, $10. y Misceliaticons, baker's equipment; buy-sell. 419 E. Ohio.

res’

hammered be

PEARSON'S,

range

14 months old, $150,

SERVICE WRECKING CO . 1-0228 | Police pups, 35¢ each. RI-2254. sheeting. $1.50 ver POPULAT 310 S. Delaware. LI-6270 WEDDING invitations printed, $3 ver hunBoulevard Place,

ION

& H. dragline, 50-ft. boom, perfect Din $3000. CH-57556-M. $120 CEMETERY URN: perfect condition: $25. $38.50 MINTATURE golf packed. Ideal for the home. $10. BE-3603 only J vears old, perfect, 319 Hamnton Dr., Good condition, 608 Mass. (6-ft.), s. $20. 825

Gold Seal _

Congoleum 30 sa. vd. 5 N. Ala

Felt 8x12. 5 N Ala

OAK dining room table, 6 chairs: rug, bargains. OWNER, 2505

Best grade, 2 “per ba 517 N. Illinois.

lacquer

128-10 N. PENN.

Uo he $160: $200 | ESRD 729 Tudor; 2s

used less than

FORD '29 Sedan; runs

$3.75. ACME CUT

Ala-

all white porce$20. 2045 W, Wash- | PLYMOUTH 1933 P_ D. seat, perfect top model for UNDERWOOD,

PLYMOUTH, ‘37 EI SSMAN'S

PONTIACS

Ford ‘30 c oupe; :

191 N. 7th, Beech 2401

Kills termites and all household insects, 31 Va. Ave. RI-3315

medium size, only 5 condition; $50, IR“Westinghouse,’ 0 1937 PONTIAC "gn tires, oe owner,

ft, two new.

$89.50. 240 Mass.

door; perfect HOUSEHOLD Open Sun.

30TH & CENTRAL SALES, 30TH & CENTRAL SALES,

FORD, '29~Cpe., outstand, barg. now $85. 30TH & CENTRAL SALES CO. TA-5550

only $145;

yt . 2122 E. WASH.

4 Door or

Broad Ripple Auto Lot,

2-door sedan, Looks and runs like

MONARCH- BUICK

1040 N. Meridian,

exoeliont, condition,

821 Mass,

RIN... $165 SALES. 'TA-5550. bargain $43 TA- 5550.

first $69

fine; . CA-5550.

som, hea $25 Tdo English

eh rumble CH-598

trunk ......$498

ST. our Choice

$45

oth & Ill,

Door

Original

PONTIAC “6 1032 condition: $135, “$1, $1.50; Tomato plants, 1134 Broadway.

hundred, MILWRECKING ‘co, | A . | radio and heater, | drive,

Ideal car for a HA-0278-J

large 36-inch owl: 5948 Colle:

se ot;

never un-

Runs and looks A-1,

evenings. { 1037 WILLYS sedans, select from. Some Yhousand miles, $375

on $18

3 years old, $50;

1719 N. Capitol 400 N.

$3.69

Brussels 17th

| rord, '29 | Buick. 32 R1-0167 | Chev 2% Per Yard, 5 N. Alabama St, HENDR

1302 N. Meridian,

“sedan. terms.

11937 Studebaker Sedan, $695

4-door de luxe sedan,

Oo Losey—1219 N. Meridian

in excellent 821 Mass

Dictator

equipped with

a banjo wheel and overs

vacation, and terms

to suit can be arranged.

Packard—Indianapolis

Lot. Corner 16th and Meridian he Sale Place ta Buy

~35 TERRAPLANE

Exceptional 4-door sedan

RI-5010,

$285

Several to driven a few

4-door. only

WASHINGTON AUTO N. CAPIT OL

LOOK City's Best

Prices—LOOK

Used Cars 3 Offer So Sound Value

Hickman- Moyer. Retail, Inc.

31 eh

1021 N, Meridian,

Black, hite, fib 320 E

spe- mobile touring First

range

16x6.00. 565. No trades

Delaware

17x Real values in NK HAT 623 N Capitol Ave.

Phone RI. 5551

34A | — '37 FORD

—== | '37 DODG

$0Q 5°

LI-5513.

fekup .

'37 DODGE ‘'.-ton ‘38 CHEVROLET 131" WASHINGTON AUTO,

MUST dispose of immediately, sedan finish, built-in radio,

Frank's Auto Sales,

1937 Olds Beautiful gray very low mileage, Terms can be are 1022 N. Mer,

used cars at F

" RI-0326.

Trucks & Tractors

34-ton sta ke ‘38 CHEVROLET pickup

400 N. CAPITOL

Vose Alpright, $15 MARION MUSIC ‘Co. WR Sn.

USED TRUCKS

$50 to $500 HARRY SHARP & CO.

443 Virginia Ave.

Used Instruments, All Kinds

Easiest Payment Plan in Town,

Expert Saxophone Repairing Reasonable, 18 W. Mar. 2d Fl. 552 B. "Washington

LORENZ SAX SCHOOL

PRACTICE

WILKING MUSIC CO.

PIANOS

Good Condition

D TRUCKS ALL MAKES +ALL’ MODELS

SUPERIOR CHEVROLET CO.

L1-437

$10 CHEVROLET, 1931 1'; up

E. OHIO.

820 N. Meridian. 8 GOOD GUEDELHOEFER 8

Used Grands 020°,

WILKING MUSIC CO.

Used 120 B. Accordion, $49.50

INDIANA MUSIC CO

$195%

120 E. OHIO,

TOM

139 E. Ohio. 3117 W. Washington

ACCORDIONS LOANED TO BEGINNERS INDIANA MUSIC CO.

Furniture Buyers

HODGES

WANTS FURNITURE Largest buvers and sellers used furniture in state at auction. RI- 2019.

CALL RI-0469

you have for sale

For anv turniture, rugs. stoves or clothing Calls answered promptly.

139 E. OHIO

35 ABELS

Tires & Accessories

Automo! live Wanted

CASH FOR YOUR con OR

1030 N. MERIDIAN

Plenty of parking space In rear

-ton panel. Only $78,

825 down, MERIDIAN MOTOR SALES,

2-vard hydralic Sump Bodies. 202 _Av

WE BUY AND SELL GOOD USED TIRES ROGERS

BE-4300 a1

EQUITY

TO CO. RI-2531

of new AUTO CO. 10 8

ASH for Furniture or Stoves PRINGLE & JOHNSON FU ve.

EXCHANGE po "SURPLUS FURNITURE FOR CASH.

830 Mass

LI-8943

RN. EXCH y , LI-0068. 2 Kv. Ave,

4-6

WANT ture, odd pieces.

Wanted to Buy

WANT graph,

ately. LI-19

HOUSE cab i on terms, lot gonzact protects cab seller,

_ 16. Box

Automobiles for Sale

AUBURN, 1033 t-dvor ‘sedan; really a $45 down. MERI , 820 N. Meridian, Bre sedan, 1020, $45: fis down. MERIDIAN MOTOR BALES, 820

car, a SAL

rooms of furniCash.

GOOD | “used _ typewriter, mimeo-

adding machine,

CHEVROLET,

loon tires;

2263 Kenwood. CAEVROLEL ‘33 goach; Lean .

JACK HOLLY AUTO SALES

A-1

est

12 W. 16th St.

CHEV. 31-Conv. straight cpe. Your pi oice, Sos

H. M. VAN MATRE, 2917 Central

CHEVROLET coach, 1031. Good WLLL

Sats. 820 N. Meridian,

tation, MOTOR 8

E Coupe; eal barg. onEY, & i CENTRAL 8A

CHE ition, 845. a off

CHEVROLET COUR

15. IER

Se Delaware. DOK J Fhraeba Fat

— 4 A

‘34 coa WEISSMAN'S, 2123 iY WASH. ST.

1033--Coupe. , looks new, bargain, $160. HA-2958.

$30

- BR-3737 35A

Anchor

cash, immedi

“writing on R. R.

ood OR

Brazil Blk, deep vein, W. Va., 3x5 fkd., $6.25; Cord Wood. dry very

DIAN MO

Legals N. Meridian. $265 ~ lof bal- | tice is on Pony given thi th

one 1938 For with accessories, was

Treasury Department, Supervisor, Alcohol

Ceneral

ternal WS,

TA-3180 Charge

atm an e. an file cl 3880.

Sectio Statutes June,

be e Yellowlev, | Treasury Department, Supervisor,

1938; giherwise

INC. TA. 4561

dow . ibe ; now. “$95 _TA-5550

ie in “excellent Ass, Ave,

accssiories

Revenue ‘States Claiming 48

PE, 1930; gatlre wheels.

“was, 1."

Repair—~Autos—Trucks

BRING vour fenders and smashed bodies to JOHN GUEDELHOEFER WAGON CO.

Cash Coal & Wood

“Black B, 6x4, 83; Ip Va. Egg 3x6, $6. 28,

Coal Co.

QUALITY COAL Polar Ice & Fuel Co.

White Ash, 6x4, fkd., $5.00; big Ip..

ited States ‘Revised Statutes. ono laiming an interest in sald property Just appear at the office of Investigator in ol Tax Unit. 418 anty Building Indianapolis. Indiana, and ¢ on United on or before the 20th dav o

Alcohol Tax Internal Revenue, Chicago, Tiltnots. of os publication May 21, her eb oY A that on May 7 Motor N was seized in Marion County Indiana, for violation of the Ii Laws, Wo-grit, Dect fon Fong United or

ye 1 st In sal dune office Pad CC GR

WANTED-Junk and used cars, any model or condition: IEE sash Rees ame As 9

St RIT

Ib.

dR DR-1533

$5.28 large kd .... 5.30 big ump ‘ “2

DR- 6167

best ....

Bluff Road Coal Yard,

Office of Distric

Tax nal Revenue, Chicago, a publication May %1s at on “May

8 1958 Motor No. 1s- Miao t: seized in Marion

for violation of the In. Sounty iy to-wit: Section 3450

Any pere Guars

as provided b States Revise pi

the property wil 1 BE C

according to law. B. C, District | Supervisor.

Office of District Unit, Bureau o

0. A-266014, ‘with nternai son

p HY must Shee ty