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PICK DELEGATES Jersey Town Has Robot Traffic Officer

FOR METHODIST

UNITING PARLEY

North Indiana Donarses

July 21

and lay delegates to nference of three

erintendent : Hi High Street M. E. Bn and Prof. University eof

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Taymen's reserve

Elliott, Wabash Daleville

Toren lenger Marion

Cler gical resery

resignations

188 CONVICTED IN 1390 CASES

Bank Case Outstanding in Civil Matters, District Attorney Says.

Fedthe fiscal

2 in ra Court here veer ended ported te the day by U Nolan. The which party, pending criminal

Attorney vy District Attornev

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report listed 107 civil cases the United disposed said that

cases

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advisement Robert Raltzell

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Outstanding appealed

decision upheldin ! tionality of the penal provi the Federal Deposit Insurance in the

was

Indiana bankers sentenced in trict Court here for embezzlement The effect prosecution and the decision has been to give the United S criminal jurisdiction over the officers of state banks whose deposits are Insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Mr. Nolan said

TREE WEIGHS 2000 TONS STANDING

National Park Giant May Be World's Largest.

this

FRESNO Without pla on a pe i four ng Sey 101 ‘ 1al F 293,851 poun ds, or more than 2000 tons—probably the heaviest tree in the world. Carerul

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The weight of the foliage ind to be 15.15 pounds per cubic of closely red leaves f another tree of species—sequoia gigantea was found to weight 37 per cubic

238 pounds

was fan foot twigs the same foot. The bark weighed limbs and roots

ti iplying

mu the estimated foptace of trunk, branches, roots and foliage with their ive “weights the total was

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bark,

POLICE OVERLOOK LITTLE

SPRINGFIELD, Il, July (UC. ) —Two policemen cruising on the lcokout for persons who stole potted flowers from porches of threes saw three little girls with the flowers, Where'd you get those flowers,” they _Gemanaed.

homes

children “stammered “What would your father he knew you were stealing?” the patrolmen asked. The children burst into then one explained: “We were taking the flowers to father’s grave. He died three years ago today.” The policem ers wouldn't mi the arch I for

AGED WOMAN HAS DELICATE OPERATION

CONNEAUT, O., July 21 P) Blind for three years, Mrs. Louise | Fenton, 86, can see again after undergeing a delicate eye operation. Two cataracts blinded her left! eye three years ago. She was al-

say if one of

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esse if the sto

prisoners |

{ vel morale of American seamen.

case of the three southern | Dis- |

! as chairman of the martime com- |

of the higher court | States

| lines,

| clared himself in favor of direct]

the computa- |

| through his years af active life he

| his collegiate career, and |

| contest of 1200 when the Navy won |

{ out the vears in which he was carv{IDg out a career as & construction | engineer and Naval organizer.

GIRLS’ THEFT

{and hearty man of the sea. |as blunt spoken as the traditional | ti | sailing captain, with as little of the

{ |

most blind in her right eye, which |

also was affected.

{on

| Commission to give private inter- | ests

796 pounds | ball and scored the winning touch- |

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Handic an insufficient number of paste) _ Mayor David H. Slayback of Verona, N. J, this robet policeman at Pompton od a busy intersection at the east-

appred by

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six others would

ern entrance to the town. steel, waves its arms realistically throughout the day, and proved so successful that the Mayor intimated

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Times-Acme Photo. The robot, a tall figure of

soon be employed.

v Admiral Shapes r Merchant Marine

over the n ext eight years, isa retired naval adssionately in the use of the merchant marine to ennd potentialities of the Navy. Land, whe is pledged te carry cut the maritime | potctes laid ¢ ! y his predecessor as maritime commission chairman, Joseph P. Kennedy, will lead a party of Government officials down the east coast of South America this fall on a tour dedicated to maritime

gm eer ean IOWA PRIMARY

huilding up maritime services in the | trans-Facific routes, to Hawaii, the | Philippines, China, Japan and the ast Indies. Construction of adeuate merchant passenger and carSouth America and to en ih in Admiral Land’s op ance the nation’s Fi prestige

Pry commercial

ssuring a speedy auxiliary to FPhiladelphian Reports Top | Expenses of $5881 | Senate Fund Inquiry.

a ational defenses on the high

in » as Ship Builder

Admiral! land is nari builder of ships, an organizer and expert in the techniote of keepthe Be hant marine in physSoon, and in morale at a high |

primarily

WASHINGTON, July 21 (U. P). —The campaign of Senator Gillette | (D. Towa) to win renomination in | he Towa Democratic primary cost 1720, hi report to the nuk Campaign Expenditures Investigating Comm ittee showed teday. Hic New Dea! opponent, Rep. | tha D. Wearin, who was considered to have had Administration | suppert after public approval of his andidacy bv Works Progress AdIIS Ebor Harry IL. Hopkins, has wet vet reported his expenditures. Of the $1720 total, Senator Gillette reported that $1065 was spent in the form of contributions. Of the 21 out of 130 candidates who have reported their expenses, | Edward Lobert Stokes of Philadel- | phia topped the list. He reported $5881 in expenditures and $560 in contributions. :

Former Senator Heflin of Alabama spent $5295 (contributions— | $130) in his unsuccessful attempt to return to Congress,

Report No Expenses

Several candidates reported no exAmong them was Governor

chairis a ee beacver in discipline in the mere ch oat marine, but he has | ey condemned American ship “washing their linen » public” and for exaggerating the |

the bureau of conrepair of the navy for some vears was arge of all the work on the] tenance and enlargement of equipment. considers his

As chief of

uction and

He responsibilities mission as even greater than those | he had in the Navy. The work of | rebuilding the merchant marine, he thinks, is one of the gravest problems facing the Government.

Fellows Kennedy Program

¥aor the broad policies of Government subsidizing, construction, and operation of privately-owned ship | Admiral Land follows the| outlines get down by Kennedy. Although naval admirals are generally considered te be opposed to!

Government operation of the merpe a "candidate for nomination to

chant marine, Admiral land has proved to be liberal! in his outlook | Government participation in| maritime activities. He

succeed the late Senator Copeland. Mayor S. Davis Wilson, Philadel- | who had the backing of John | Lewis’ C. I. O. in his unsuccessful | fight for Democratic nomination for | | Senator, reported no contributions | lend $50 spent. He was beaten by | Governor Earle, Senator McGill (D. Kas.) reported | that he had received no funds from | any source, but spent $100 of his | Own money. Wilfred M. Leise, Tulsa, Okla. Republican, reported he spent exactly Of all the accomplishments P30 genie which have been credited to the| Although the candidates were maritime commission chairman | EIVER an opportunity in the com- | mittes questionnaires 0 complain | about any misdoings of their op- | ponents, no complaints have been | received, Chairman Morris Shep- | pard (D. Tex.) said.

FRANCE TO JOIN IN

pledged the

has Maritime | the “right-of-way” in the operation and construction of mer- | chant lines Where | private operation is not available, however, Admiral Land has de-

Government assistance and parti-| cipation in merchant marine ec- | tivities

secretly is proudest of a feat of Young land, a student midshipman at Annapolis, played toot-

down against Army in the famous |

11 }0 7. This alone was enough to make

DUQUESNE PROGRAM Admiral Land one of the most pop-

: : PITTSBURGH, 11 ( -— ular midshipman ever to graduate |. . Fre 3 hi uy 3 PB). from the Naval Academy. His in-| = trench nation, whose colonial terest in athletics persisted through- | soldiers built the original Pt. Du.

quesne on the site of modern day Pittsburgh, will participate officially | Until recently Admiral Land, who! he Migsneny geuniy's Sexguienns looks many years younger than his | tennial celebration next autumn. age of 39, acted regularly as a field| The celebration will open Sept. 2 referee in football op through- | 2nd close Sept. 24. out the country. ill takes an| Acting French consul W. C. Dittactive part in a especially ten- | mar and Louis C. Celestin, president nis at which he is a skillful player. | | of the Alliance of France in PittsRuddy of complexion, and with | | burgh, met recently with Allegheny bright sparkling blue eyes, Admir- | County commissioners to discuss al Land is the picture of a hale plans for the event. He is| French Ambessador Saint QuenIn and Patrick Coppinger, French use | (consul at Philadelphia, will be invited to attend the anniversary pro-

| gram BICYCLE OFFENDERS BE NOTED MICROSCOPIST DEAD HALED INTO COURT

CLIFTON, Bristol, England, July 21 (U. P.).—Pdwara Milles Nelson, CANTON, O, July 21 (U. B).— 87, noted microscopist and past More than 20 youths were haled | President of the Royal Microscopical before Canton’s first “bicycle court” | Society, died last night. He asto answer charges of violation of |SiSted in laying various submarine “hike” trafic laws. cables, including those along the Court session will be held every | Atlantic seaboard and off South Saturday, or mere often, if recessary, te deal out “justice” to chil-

America. dren who violate the city’s new bicycle trafic laws. More than

4800 licenses have been issued to bicycle owners.

for guile and diplomacy.

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¥ormer ‘Schoolmate Tells Officers.

WILLS POINT, Tex, July 21 (U. P). — State highway patrolmen closed in on Floyd Hamilton, 20-year-old bad man today, then lost him in a gun battle in which 2 bullet from the gun of the desperado shattered the windshield of a squad car Last night at Dallas, three men robbed station of Joe Lieto. He said he “recognized cne of them as Hamilton, ah old classmate in a Dallas grade school. “Joe, I hate to do this, but I have to have some money,” Mr. Lieto quoted Hamilton as saying. The three took $12.75, then left. Later, three men resembling Hamilton and his companions, robbed Mrs. E. M. Collins’ grocery store of $55.

Officers Lose Trail

Police hroadcast a general alarm and state highway officers were e car containing the bandits reached here. J. I. Rogers and N. Darby, officers, gave chase, but lost out when Hamilton fired a pistol shot through the windshield. Police identified one of Hamilton's companions as Huron (Ted) Walest, who accompanied Hamilton in a break from the Montague County Jail last April 26. Both of them are wanted for crimes committed in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana, Hamilton was an older brother of Raymond Hamilton, who was on the list of the nation’s public enemies before he was executed in the Texas State Penitentiary at Huntsville, three years ago.

WPA WORKERS MAY ATTEND U. S. CAMPS

WASHINGTON, July 21 (U.P). — Works Progress Administrator Harry 1. Hopkins has issued an executive order giving enrollees who

| attend National Guard camps an opportunity to make up lost pay after their return, it was disclosed today. The order clarified policy which has caused confusion in some states. Officials said Mr. Hopkins had allowed state administrators to leave for National Guard duty at their discretion. The order formally provides for leave without pay during the two- | week camp perieds, and an oppor- | tunity for additional work equaling | lost time.

BOY LOSES THUMB IN SCHOOL PRANK

KINGSTON, N. H, July 21 (U. P) —While Wesley Robie, 14, was reciting in a Sanborn Seminary classroom, a loud explosion frightehed 25 ts and left the schoolboy minus the thumb and index finger of his left hand. Headmaster Ray Hoyt said the Joy obtained a dynamite cap from | the school laboratory, placed it under his desk-lid and poked it Rien a paper clip while reciting his esson.

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CORRE CTED vomice hus T—Lewis F., age y 5 usht TE Mae Gilbert, passed avey, Tues day evening at residence, 538 N. Traub. Services end burial Friday no de. m, at Shoals, Ind. CONKLE SERVICE

LEFEVERS—James Albert, beloved son of ot 4 shire, Ike Lefevers © passed away Wednesday. Funera i at. Drexel Gardens Christian church’ Friends m call at the home in Drexel Gardens. FARLEY SERVICE.

MORROW - Schuyler, husband of an Morrow, passed away Wednesday, p. at the residence, 1301 Calhoun Er Friends may call at residence any time after 6 p. m, Thursday. Funeral ces Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Washingten Park. Friends invited, TOLIN FU. N ERVICE

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MOSIER-—Katherine, , mother of Mrs, Vinles ond, sister of Mrs. Nellie Jamron Mate: Roberts, Mrs. Emma Hyert, Jay and Fred Myrick Passed & J Wednesday. Services at the FLAN BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday, a. m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park Cemetery.

OTTO--Edith, beloved wife of Edward O. and mother of Herman EE, Ophelia A. and Laura I. Otto, passed away Vednesday [ernie Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill,

PARKER -—- Margaret Hartpence, wife of Stanley Parker, daughter of George Hartpence and Katheryn Shannon, sister of Mrs. Glenn Sexton, Mrs. William Hudson, Mrs. Robert Casey. Mrs. Frank Wilmoth and Harold J. Hartpence, passed away Wednesday. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Friday 3:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill

TAYLOR—Harry J, of Huntington Park Cal, formerly of Indianapolis, passed away July 21, leaving wife, Jennie Taylor, and daughter, Emma Bailey, Huntington Park, and son, Harold Tavior, and daughter, Edwina McCoy of Indianapolis. Funeral services and burial! in Huntington Park.

WALLACE—James N, husband of Nanna Wallace, father of Mrs. Eileen West, grandfather of Dorothy Louise West, brother of Mary F. Bee, and Jack Wales lace, Union City, Ind. Thomas Wallace, Cincinnati; Mrs. L. Hart. Dunkirk, Ind; Mrs. C. C RR, Bellefontaine, O., died at his home, 2308 Prospect St. Thursday morning. Friends may call at the KIRBY MORTUARY. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 at the mortuary, 9 a. m. St. Fatrick’s Church. Burial Union OQity, Ind. Friends invited.

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HONOR LOANS EXCLUSIVELY NO INDORSERS

Household Finance Corp.

228 lines Bldg. RI.5404, 3d Floor

Houses for Rent

THREE REDROOM DOUBL

Unfurnished, modern, Eo BLE new furnace. ol -5040, DR-5675

HAT a 806 S.—

BREVILLE 529 N.—e8ST. PAUL, 1104—5- od.’ BROOKVILLE, 473 FE B,~5-r ‘ PRI GES & & GRAVES, 242 Ne ‘Del. $ ve-room furni he yplities : peid: adults, a

Fo WerK=y Lee; furnished modern four-room bungalow douhl Jat Ee 451B, 1g2 e. Water paid BLAINE, 1027—$25, unfurnished “Ave-room odern double ar r thold _chureh snd school HA -0068 Cates BOSART, 631—Unfurn., 3 AE no 2 lots, fruit, shaue; _$32 30 ERADLEY, 63 S.—$20. ern double, unfurnished. paid. LI. 5065 BROOKSIDE 18174 ath; reliable couple working: J Eierences, 5¢-10¢ each. BUNGALOW PARK—1202 N Capitol: 3 a. $57 %0, Hea Jalior sepvie 1 (Re 6 Cust. ‘or _AGENCY, L1-5596. pane

CARROLLTON, | 1325—No, 11. 6 rms.

1 water furnished; $25. TRUST CO. RI-1551.

DELAWARE, N. 3074—Unfurnished & sleeping porch: 3

room double; Call HA-2692

modern: garage. GUILFORD, 2350—7-room sin ler arage: $20. gle; modern; ,1-8401 44 GUILFORD, 2613—Unfurnished five-room modern; newly painted; porch 2 Water paid HE. Ros7 porches. $22.50 HARDING. 2 N.—Exceptionall furnished 4- room modern Ras Ya ms, overstuffe fan Bargain. Act a qu ekly: 200. radio: adults. LANGLEY Ave. 1713—0n? room; hath, heatrola, $18.50. Utilities pasa.

2322 N. PFive-room single; water paid J. 8. CRUSE REALTY co MERIDIAN S.. room modern: SEXTON AGE R TALBOT No. | 2716—Onfurnished Sixdouble: newly decorated; porches, age; 0 location TA-5 SIX-ROOM modern brick double, on nished. Full basement, Garage. IR-2832,

62.152 subscribers everv aay in Marion County alone to read vour want ad in e Times. Results at lowest word rats in the eitv Phone RI. 5551

Farms—Suburban SALE OR TRADE Bargain, 2 PpFoRHaatI

7 acres of ground, no improvement miles from new Jnternational factors and in sight of State Road 52. This ground is oddly shaped. in fact is part of the old traction right-of-way, however, is ideal for garden, poultry, fruit, nursery or grazin Price $400. . L. MEIER, 3325 BE. W ash. St. IR-115%1 7 ACRES, 33 miles south. Nice home; Boa soon, JOHN CASE, 3510 N TA-4286. FoR bE RENT — Furnished or “unfurnished large modern home; reasonable. Refer__ences required. DR-3139. WANT A FARM? Mr. Jacobs has them for change. 424 Peoples Bank. FIVE-ROOM suburban, new bun, galow, ons acre, East. Terms. RI-2002. CH-4312-2. 21

50. i

house; 719 EB.

—1410

«22

: T Rar. . a %és Ss. Four-room modGarage, water

unfurnished r rooms. (elderly): both Victrola Records

modFLETCHER

six fairly

Virginia Avs

Fen hed.

ished fourbasement, zarags _$22.50. BR-2057. La Salle

electric lights, gas

_____ RYy.aq13, 1121—Unfurnished sevenwater paid; $253. NCY X- 5182

unfurfenced back yard

sale or ex-

Business Property

120 W. 19TH ST.—2 rooms, next bath; clean: utilities; quiet; adults. HA- 2754- J. __ Reasonable

FOUR furnished modern rooms. private entrance; garage; reasonable. Results at lowes: want ad word “ate n the city in The Times Phone RI. 5551

Apartments for Rent 18

in the city Phone RI 5351 Rooms Without Board 14

CENTRAL COURT, 539 N.—Nice room, priviate home; garages optional; Cen om _carline. HA. 1834. EEN YENTRAL_ 1418—Large | well-furnished room. Large closet, gRRgIsnEIngS, private bath. Suitable for 2. RI-3802. ~~ = CLINTON HOTEL—29 Virginia Ave, Clean, _alry sleeping rooms; $2.50 up. COLLEGE, 2352—Exira large front room, well furnished. Two gentlemen. References. HE-4873 ETE es Bea DELAWARE. 713 N., 10—See peautitul cool room with Poren: ‘radio and el fan DELAWARE. N. 2306—Pleasant front room, near shower bath constant hot _ water; gentleman TA-3477. ILLINOIS, N.. 1907—Clean. cool single; employed girl: constant hot water; refined home ILLINOIS, N.. 2623—2 nice e sleeping rooms: one downstairs, Modern. Reasonable. HA-0576-W [RVINGTON~Large privileges. No other MURPHY. CH-4278. NEW JERSEY, N. 1217—8$3.50 up; cool; most up-to-date rooms in city, Attrace tively furnished. ‘‘Investigate.” NEW JERSEY. N., 2113—Large cool 2-way ventilation; private home; board optional. TA-6647 NORTH, 3200—Wanted. employed couple, master bedroom, connecting sitting room. References, HA-3079. PENNSYLVANIA, 2144 N.—Desirable front room; two gentlemen; twin beds; _ water. Garage. WOODRUFF. 559 W. Drive—Attractive, cool, shower: reasonable, Gentleman _ Pleasant home. CH-6226-J WOODRUFF. 577 Middle Drive—Cool, large front room. Nicelv furnished. Resson- _ able. CH-3173 § WOODRUFF PLACE, 56 W, DRIVE—Front room, cross ventilation, excellent bed. Phone. NINTH, . Bozo" ool, Re hot water.

front room. Home roomers. MISS

— Single room, adjoining LI-

private

NEWLY furnished front room, hi

bath; gentleman preferred. 220 N. hois, Apt. 343-6. SINGLE room, private family, garage Sp tional; gentieman preferred. HU. 5464. 62.153 subscribers everv dav in M Countv alone The Times. in the city Phone R

Rooms. With Board

DELAWARE, N. 2828-Nice, room. Cross ventilation. Reasonable, TA.3498. HAMILTON, N., 1033—Well furnished front room, Cross ventilation, private entrance, reasonable. C CH-2616-R. Shia home

LEXINGTON, 937 — Co MERIDIAN, 2716 N-laige rw 8s table

ion rate

comfortable Large closet.

for ladies; $5 week. DR-3 Som 3; twin beds; ref

RTH — En baoi nome for eld "las; Yialy od food, tender care; r for elderly

GIRL, 18—Wants steady work. pie shop, bakery, factory work. DR- 1908,

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AL BUREAU

Choice ants.. zladlv shown. HE-1328

MADISON APTS.

615 MADISON AVE, 3 or 4 rooms, unfurn.. $27.50-830 Heat and water JR hed M. E 1 MOLLOY 3 VIRGINIA AVE.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. 108 BE. Wash. RM. 303. Ll-5393.

GENERAL APARTMENTS,

23 W Vermont

$27.50—Fountain Square; Deaut. per duplex; others. HF-4 4466.

$8-$9—ILLINOIS, N.. furnished efficiency apartment: ties. LI-8888. 9 MONTH ~~ Michigan, 1525 E. (rear); 4-room unfurnished semi- oqers apart. ment. White only. RI-8862

BROADWAY. 1240. Apt.

INC. L1-2439 5-rm. up-

810% —Attractively utili-

1240, Apt. 2— Attractive 1 unfurnished 1.room apartment next tile __bath, shower: phone:

FALL COREE 2 or Soil. iis vorch: see wo edrooms: CoO % . _ custodian. BR-5656. HU- 56686.

MERIDIAN. | N.. 1728— (Furnished) lo front apartments: 3-3-4 rooms: aire: garage: reasonable. TA-1582. MERIDIAN, N., 2859—One bedroom unfurnished apartment: air-conditioned; new range; electric refrigerator; exceptionally nice hash: garage. Open dally, HU7790, CH-4570 IDIAN, 3058 N. — Attractive unfurnished 3-bedroom apartment, heat and refrigeration furnished. LI-1850. -

9—Unfurnished

lovely Frigid-

MERIDIAN, XN. 3380 Attractive efficiency unfurnished apa en ower, refrigeration, all uthities, $42.50. HA-1422, LI8565.

One unfurnished

EW YORK, 2850 N “utilities, furnished.

E. 3-room, kitchenette, __Rarage. PARK. 2120—Furnished three clean rooms, overstuffed: gtilinss: adults: porch; good panier 'HE-50

—Rent, modern storeExcellent location for doctor or See custodian o 25

Houses & Lots for Sale

Te: Ww. Corner | Randolph and Fletcher

T-room raodern home; all in first. : condition; 3 bedrooms up, FP dor ae improvements in and paid for. Newly dec. and painted; new high- -grade room. Only £3500, $500 dwon. Mr. Edington. HU. 8579. LI-2469. Waddy & Springer

A SPLENDID DOUBLE

5 rooms to the side: strictly modern home. and good investment.

1400 Block N. Tuxedo

Ju. 2893. Cc, A, Young. RI-6412 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del. St,

~ 863 N. ‘Oakland Ave.

Five-room semimod. home. newly painted and apera =cas Rar.: Egilal ings in ex« ent con on. argain for qui HARNESS & CLINE. LI-28408. WEE sais,

4875 Plainfield Ave

Two acres of garden, all kinds To rut, 6- ait. Mr. 3d. Jone to. Qecups. to r ones 40. wit th C. CARR, RI-352 TAex

3906 N: . TEMPLE

Five-rm. mod. bungalows at the edge of city: all built-ins; large lot; side drivs garage; excellent condition; $3150: $300

down. Call Clark Jr. HU-3288, LI-5598

$300 Down—3$6 Per Month

Good 3-room cottage on paved street near carline and stores. Located 2300 block Union St. Mr. Clayton, -4803. FIDELITY TRUST CO. BE SURE of vour title. stract prepared bv

Union Title Co.

155 BE. Market St. Union Title Bldg. 311 Ss. . BARTON—Completely “modern fiveroom bungalow. A-1 condition. 53300. $300 down. RI-7200. aR DEARBORN. N., 2321-8ix rooms, modern, full basement: $150 down, $22 month. CH-1169-M. Co

a, "$450, Terms

MICHIGAN. #20 E. room. dentist.

Demand an ab-

1214 DELOSS Three-room Bor R-7925. 4827 ENGLISH AVE. .—Five- rm. 1. mod.; builte ins, fireplace, side dr. ms. Wr. Wood ruff. 0. H. Clark Agency. LI-.8596.

919 iy RT unfurn., heat and 4 fur. Rv 50, $35. Will do nee, decorating. M E. Molloy, 803 Va. Ave. DR-2931.

3 ROOMS. private path. CL pr 510 BE. 9th St.

a furnished and clean. : Huff. RI. 6368. LOVELY 5-room Te upper duplex; bath; completely private: garage: settled couple. Can CH-49217.

1300 HAUGH ST—Three- bedroom modern bungalow.

$2850. Terms. M'TARSNEY & BROWN. BE-3609

1915 E. MARYLAND § Four-room semimodern Pungalow. Priced very low. Terms, DR-79 POWELL PLACE. Dr recom bungae108: S504 location. $650 cash. Terms.

CA Re SEE C. A. HUFF FOR

NISHED UNFURN. APTS. NO! RTH — Lovely “furnished 1-2-bedroom ! ate Cool. BE-4T12. ROOMS. private “pats 57 327.50 Weli furnis a A cer a86e. Houses for Rent oT]

FORN 130 N. DELAWARE | ar RI. 6368. apartments. Priva path. Sun pare lor. I z 8. 2 No. 1, 212 E. E. 10th St. _reasonable.

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138 [ORDYKE A er Nontmadern. Only $900. Terms. DR-7925 “NEWLY DEC ORATED—25 E. REGENT Pive-room BD good neighbor: hood. Owner, $2,600. DR. 1 408 N. RURAL—Pive-rm. En newly painted: $3000. I'erms. Mr. eo odO. Re vo : Agency. LI-5506. HOUSE

MOE 31000; $600 dows $13.50 month.

‘ottage;

_ ruff.

MIDDLE DRIVE Fireplace. hardwood,

PLACES] . m Hecroe ry et ve-car EATags,