Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1938 — Page 17

LAW COMMITTEE

NAMED FOR FIGHT

ON APARTMENTS

"Whole City Im Involved Zoning Fight, Wilking Declares.

The newly organized East North Side’ Property. Owners’ Association

today instructed its legal committee

to carry on the fight against proposed $1,680,000 multi-apartment building : program at Kessler Blvd. and the Monon Railroad. Frank O. Wilking, who was elected president of the organization at its first meeting announced

the appointment of the following |

committees: Executive—Omar Hunt, Dr. H. P. Werkman, Burke Nicholas, William H. Krieg and Grier M. Shotwell; legal, Mr. Krieg, John Raab Emison, {Adolph Schreiber and Leo Gardner, and membership, Dr. Werkman, Howard M. Muller, Oliver N. Beach, Royer K. Brown, Bert C. McCammon, Carl M. Cooper and Henry S. Allen. The proposed apartment site is just outside the city limits. It includes about 20 acres, bounded on the north by 59th St. and on the west by the Monon Railroad.. The association is composed of home owners of the vicinity who claim the apartment would reduce values of their property.

Fight Annexation

{ Mr. Wilking said: : © “The executive committee has Peen informed that the backers of the project are now endeavoring to have city authorities act at a meeting Monday night to annex the entire area in such a manner as to prevent the proper zoning of the area in keeping with the surrounding residence districts. | “The executive committee also has Been advised that private individuals interested in the plan hope by means of annexation to acquire right to Join on to the city sewage system, already resulting in flooded baseents throughout the North Side with a resultant serious menace to health. . . . “Members of the executive committee accept the proposed apartment area as involving a ‘threat to residence areas in all parts of the city, which so far have been protected by the citywide zoning ordinance against invasion by apartments. »

CAALOOKS INTO AIRLINES FUNDS

New Agency Moves to Place Transports on Sound Economic Basis.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. P). ~The five-day old civil aeronautics authority took steps today to place the air transport industry upon a pound financial and economic basis.

As a preliminary to -its function of fixing air mail rates, the CA4 instituted an immediate study and investigation of the financial condition of domestic air mail carriers and the proper methods for fixing their compensation.

The authority also adopted a femporary uniform accoynting and reporting system for air carriers holding domestic and foreign air mail contracts. Simultaneously, it ordered a study of the accounting problem preparatory to adoption of a permanent simplified and adeguate accounting and reporting procedure,

Lines Report to CAA

* CAA Chairman Edward J. Noble gerved notice that the authority was determined to lose no time in carrying out the mandate of Congress to promote ‘adequate, economical and efficient service” by the nation’s air lines. Mr. Noble, a Greenwich, Conn. 5 tandy manufacturer, who came out ‘of retirement to head the latest New Deal agency, said that the authority was “resolved to act with the greatest possible: dispatch con‘sistent with the exercise of a sound judgment.” The temporary system of acgounts authorized is substantially that used by the Post Office De-

partment under the Air Mail Ad.

of 1934. Air carriers affected hereafter will make their reports to the Civil Aeronautics Authority instead of to the Post Office. Airline operators have complained consistently in recenf years that the rates paid by the Government for carrying the mails is unprofitable. Anticipating a review of rates with the creation of the new Authority, many airlines in recent months bid as low as nothing . for carryifg the mails along certain routes, apparently in the expectation of obtaining an adjustment later.

8 SUFFOCATED AS

50 FALL ON STAIRS

- SAN LUIS POTOSI, Mexico, Aug. P6 (U.P.).—Eight persons were smothered to death and many injured last night in an unusual accident at the Azteca motion picture theater, At the conclusion of the program the crowd in the balcony started down a stairway. Someone stum-

bled, causing about 50 persons to|

fall in a heap. Those on the botfom were suffocated.

SOCIETY VISITS ITALY

NAPLES, Aug. 26 (U. P)—A|

group of members of the Order of Sons of Italy headed by Judge Eugenio Alessandroni arrived from the United States today aboard the Saturnia. The party toured the city and proceeded to Trieste on the same boat.

.upon graduation each applicant was

Everett Shuck of Marion (left) tional representative of the Junior American Mechanics which closed

State convention at Ue Hotel Lincoln today. Glen

was elected naOrder of United its 47th annual |

Whitenack, Dunkirk, N: amed.

Councilor of State Society

Glen Whitenack of Dunkirk today was elected State Councilor of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics at the closing session of its

47th annual state convention.

Harold Mendell of Bright, Ind., was named state vice councilor and

H. P. Dickey, Kokomo, treasurer.

9 GIVEN HEARING ON EXTRADITION

Promised Federal Jobs, Indictments Allege.

vin

Two local men charged with using the mails to defraud were to appear before Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell today in an extradition hearing. Clarence Libowitz, 37, and Al Trattner, 38, were arrested yesterday on charges contained in a St. Louis indictment. ” ‘It is alleged that the men -represented a correspondence school which they claimed was sanctioned by the Government and staffed with Civil Service employees, and that

guaranteed a Civil Service position. The indictment charged these claims were false. Bond for the men was set at $1500 each.

Hoosier Named as Accessory in

Everett Shuck of Marion was elected

# national representative. Yesterday, the order passed a resolution asking for laws to prevent the meeting of the GermanAmerican Bund, Communist, Fascist and other Nazi groups. The Indiana Department of the American Legion earlier this week passed a similar resolution at its state convention. The program last night included exemplification or the three degrees of the organizatign and the orphans’ home degree for children. Speakers yesterday were Walter Sturiph, Indianapolis, state councilor; Charles H. Kernan, Tiffin, O,, J. O. U. A. M. Orphans’ Home superintendent at Tiffin, O., Andred Ruppel, New York, national councilor; William Reese, St. Louis, national deputy; Robert L. Cox, Millbury, 0., Ohio state manager of the beneficiary degree; John Weber, Alton, Ill, the society’s Illinois secretary; George Puterbqugh, Dayton, district beneficiary; Ira K. Neislet, Osborn, 0O., Ohio state councilor; and Frank oO. Hollett, Philadelphia, national organizer, 5

Hitchhike Slaying, Sheriff Says

FAIRFIELD, Ill, Aug. 26 (U. P)

~—Sheriff Ernest Burkett announced

today that two young Tennessee housewives, who left their husbands

two weeks ago to seek adventure, had confessed the slaying of Felix- Shannon, 56, well-to-do farmer. : Sheriff Burkett said the women,®

Mrs. Jean Brooks, 23, Elizabethtown, Tenn. and Mrs. Beulah Honeycutt, 25, Johnson City, Tenn., had blamed each other for the slaying. He said they had named James Wallace, 28, Princeton, Ind., as an accessory. “As a result of. their statements, allace has been arrested and is being held at Princeton pending extradition proceedings, Sheriff Burkett said.

Arrested in Kentucky

Mr. Shannon was found shot to death in his home at nearby Mount Erie early Monday several hours after he had picked up two girl hitchhikers near Princeton and had brought them to Fairfield. Sheriff Burkett arrested Mrs. Brooks and © Mrs. Honeycutt at Hopkinsville, Ky. Tuesday night after he had trailed them across three states. Burkett said {he girls had hitched a ride with Shannon and his 8-year-old son, Carlyle, Sunday. Mr. Shannon let the girls out near Princeton, after he had arranged to meet them later. He took his son to Somerville, Ind., where Mrs. Shannon, fromwhom he is separated, lives with their five children. Then he returned to meet the girls, Sheriff Burkett said.

Identified by Boy

Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Honeycutt admitted their part in the crime after Carlyle Shannon identified them as the women his father picked up Sunday, the Sheriff said. They will sign written confessions sometime today, he added. The Shannon boy, in identifying the women, remembered in particcular Mrs. Brooks’ bright red hair. He added that his father offered the girls jobs to keep house for him. There were identified also by Al-| len Bennett, a farmer who lives near the Shannon home, as the women who called at his. home Monday and asked for a ride to Alvion, Ill, from where they’ allegedly caught a bus to Princeton, Ind. : “The girls told me,” Sheriff Burkett said, “that they were no{ sure they would keep the date. But they met Wallace, whom they had known for some time, and told him they had met Shannon. “Wallace told them Mr. Shannon had money and to ‘go pick him.” Sheriff Burkett quoted Mrs. Brooks as saying: “We wemt to Mr. Shannon’s home with him. Late that night I heard shots and ran into his room. Beulah was standing over him with a gun. She told me: ‘I've shot him, and you've got to fire shots, too.’ “I took the gun and fired one shot, but didn’t hit him.” Sheriff Burkett said that Mrs. Honeycutt had charged thdt Mrs. Brooks had fired all the shots. Sheriff Burkett said robbery apparently had been the motive for the slaying. He said Mr. Shannon had sold several hundred dollars worth of seed a few days before

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pean carrying most of the cash with

Wallace Denies Bart in Slaying

PRINCETON, Aug. 26 (U. P.).— Sheriff’s officers today held James Wallace, 48-year-old WPA worker, for questioning by Illinois authoriteis in connection with the confes-. sion of two young housewife hitchhikers who allegedly implicated him in the murder Monday of a well-to-do farmer near Plainfield, Ill. Officers said Wallace would make

no statements otHer than to say he |m

had met the two Tennessee housewife hitchhikers once several weeks ago when he gave them a ride. He said he had not seen them since that time and denied he was at home when they called on him last Sunday.

KOESTERS QUITS JOB ON PRINTING BOARD

Fulton Is Named Assistant Purchasing Agent. E

Resignation of Paul P. Koesters, 1726 8S. Delaware §St., as State Printing Board assistant clerk and appointment of Clyde T: Fulton, 4941 W. 30th St., as assistant State

purchasing agent were announced today by the Governor's office.

Mr. Koesters said he resigned to |-

accept employment with the Burford Printing Co. He is a member of the Pressmen’s Union, No. 17, the Central Labor Union and the 13th Ward Democratic’Club. Gus Weikel, Indianapolis, was named to succeed him as assistant clerk. A former assistant buyer for the Van Camp Hardware & Iron Co.,

Mr. Fulton is expected to have

charge of State purchases of hardware and allied supplies. was employed as a purchaser for the Central Rubber & Supply Co. Mr. Fulton is to be an assistant to L. L. Needler, who recently was appointed State purchasing agent to

He also |

succeed Charles McAlpin.

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Whienack of Dunkirk (tight) was named state councilor. Walter Stumph of Indianapolis is retiring councilor. Degrees were Sphierred by the ore 1 eaniaation last night.

DICUS URGES USE

OF ROAD FUNDS

Highway Chairman Favors State’s Matching U. S. Grants for 39.

T. A. Dicus, State Highway Commission chairman, announced today that steps were being taken to enable the State to absorb completely the $4,000,000 in Federal funds “sef aside for the 1939 road program. Of this $4,000,000, approximately $1,000,000 will not have to be ‘matched by the State. This includes Federal funds for grade separations and other projects. Mr. Dicus' pointed out, however, that the State would have to set aside $3,000,000 to take advantage of the remainder of the Federal funds. Plans for getting the Federal aid program under contract by next July 1 were discussed at a recent

conference with J. T. Voshell of the |

Federal Roads Bureau, Chicago, Mr. Dicus said. Predicting Indiana would have no difficulty in matching the Federal funds, Mr. Dicus said the 1939 aid funds would be available to the State even though projects are not under contract until July 1, 1940.

* OHIOAN MADE BISHOP VATICAN CITY, Aug. 26'(U. P.).

| —The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Frank A, Thill,

Chancellor of the Cincinnati Archdiocese, has been appointed Bishop of Concordia, Kas., it was announced ay.

"BEES KILL PEASANT

ALESSANDRIA, Aug. 26 (U. P).|LO

—Francesco Bianchi, 43, a pea was stung to death by hundreds of bees when he accidentally overturned a bee hive on his farm near Nizza, Monferrato.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, Aug. 26, 1938

KELLIM—Charles 21 loved husnand of Frank Kel Keliim of ia son of Ghicag, os day. Tuperal,

Washingt on Bur at Montr at, Montrose lag Grocnmilie. please copy.)

MARTIN—William M., husba: - ence Martin (deceased), oP Ly Fr immer, roit; Mich.; Harry, ederick of Indianapolis and artin of Lim .; brot Sher of Jesse Martin, Indianapolis. passed away A :15 a. m. neral Saturday, 2 i= at the LUCAS FO. Friends Ply Burial Sows note Et

UNDEN—Myra Virgin - stone Ave., DOVER fe & 5308 N. Mone d Mrs. d

or Devon 8t., bev Keliim, brother lim, of Danvil e, Ii; .3 pany Gs thie I life Thurs.

ad a; 0. & uckryany 1 E. nay (Terre Haute papers

Hazel ar,

ol Sun 49th ‘St. Christi and Schofield Ave. an, Ohuich. 49th

Buri Westfield Simv Sestael fold & mate Cemeter Friends’ on

NEAL—Edna_ Viola, bel Ada Neal Millette re ear De x Barted” his he Fan Grtpliman, de: ug. 29, 2 the residence. 821 °F. fitn St., Fr ER

2 p. gmorial Park. KIRK

Burial M iends invited VICE. d.

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JEWELRY

At 50c a Week

CHAS. C. PEEK

+ 9 8. ILLINOIS ST.

for FINER LINENS at Lower Prices

Men’s and Women's CLOTHING

Askin & Marine Co. 127 W. WASHINGTON ST.

ALL OF HAAG'S NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORES HAVE SAME CUT PRICES AS DOWN.TOWN STORES

$5.00 to

Bohn_& Mueller, 6 In

Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Friday, Aug. 20, 1988

urelia, age 76, Mother o 0 of Mrs. ry Durbin Josephine Doyle, Wii. Walton Alvadare and | assed away sowood + Csi & oh or Ti wy J Si Friends "may Bu “at the hom E. Washington St. time. SHIRLEY SERVICE. 0 rest Thurs-

EL in charge.

RUST—Harry F., beloved | hushand of Elsa, father of Harriet, of Mrs. Anna 0 A St Holland

Mo., and away

Friends i 2" at the & ABDON. y

SMITH—RO; 5! husband of’ Smith, father ot LeRoy Hoe Lo Ge ence and Jean Smith. brothe is M. an Hy can, Flor: ay ome, on foie, hs pepe. ds may call 8 the home, SHIRLEY SERVICE,

Card of Thanks 2 to thank yl friends and

KLIvE_W hE phe Sympat ‘floral of-

Jorf Tings redvement of our and Sra” hss "con for , and ward

Feen fat efficient seg Hoe i

Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM ~ FUNERAL HOME

#12 Bloons CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

193¢ W. MICH. ST.

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Schools & Instructions 12

Money to Loan:

r 30| Money to Loan

big money. I out, Ar side, ond money-na boning. Also + explains how hain a omic 's ha torial cartoons, magazine artoons, earn how to Se are

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feprile 3 Bia Sxchange, Dept. 1C-563, anion ant

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TEARS, HOLES, BURNS

INDIANA WEAVING : CO:

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and Se : RAINBOW BEA Fred 4th Floor Th rr Elsie “Sue

tet Phone: Day Sop Meridien CH-85243.

js, Complete Permanent shampoo §1 INTERNATIONAL. 2d #1. “23% 'N. Penn.

SPECIAL HAIR 350

am Beauty School=239 N. Penn. Soon) Beaune a ti Bossevelt Slag.

DR. O. O. CARTER New plates made. False teeth repaired. 38% N. Pi Rm. 305. RI-1250.

enn., SNAPSHOT ENLARGEMENTS—Size 5x7 o 3310. 25¢. Mail orders filled; id Alm, PLOWMAN, 407 Roosevelt Bldg.

ACHEL MILLER'S barber shop; halrouts: 35¢: shaves, 25c. 560 Mam 11-6698.

HAIRCUT, shampoo a 3 25c. Roval Beauty Acad., ri VE oosevelt Bldg. (Alteration Specialist)

ATIONS. ladies’ men's garments. AL repair vy reline. ®reasonable

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 E. 16th St. TA-666%7

FLANNER&BUCHANAN MORTUARY 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. © TA. 4400

MRS. A. V. FRANCIS Beautiful Services—Terms Extended 1730 COLLEGE AVE, . HE-1635

BERT S. GADD 2430 Prospect St,

- GRINSTEINERS

| 523 B. Market | PERSONAL SERVICE

. So: H. | HERRMANN DR-4TY

Re & TITUS THE FUNERAL HOME Toot X. DECARARE ST.

ATR CONDITIONED

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4 straightened. 1.53 Rainted.

(Aute Glass Installed)

Expert Auto Glass Th 50k

Shatterproof and Bldg. Yalass Juality Work and Service Since *1025 B. W. Ho, ST GLASS los. Southeast’n LI-4017—Day. night

(Auto Repairing)

Riding, boy: fonder ort 517 Me Tol: Bott. LI-0973. ae

wo siallation

(Beauty Shop)

Eason sor Dermanents, 32 30 (Body and Fender Repairing) Fenders 226 N. Ala.

WARREN AUTO

and bodies

auigkly. |

[MONEY

$10 to $300.

RI-3587.

below the small legal loan rate on furniture, autos and diamonds. Your. diamonds will be safe. Loans from ou ove us» balance of S10, the interest for thirty dass wil

be 20c—on $50, $1-—on $100, $2—on $200, $3 anes other than. interest, no endorsers, no embarrassing

PUBLIC. _ WELFARE LOAN_ ASSN.

and Other Purposes

$3.75-—0n $300, $5.25.

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Diamonds

Convenient ground floor location . BANE VAULT SAFETY FURNITURBE--AUTOS

LIBERAL LOAN COMPANY 152 N_ DELAWARE 11-6608. i

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20 MONTHS TO REPAY

| 306-8-10 IND. AVE. RI. 5998

yo LSNATIRE Joke, 41 BE Washin n St. Phone Hee. CAPITAL FINANCE CO. 304 Kresge Bldg.—Third Floor.

62,152 subscribers every day in Marion Sounty Son ne to read your” want ad Results at lowest word ra in tne ay, Phone RL soo

AUTO LOANS 12 to 18 Months to Pay RVR Ea ELLA)

Moss Plan

DELAWARE AT OHIO RI. 4466

LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities

BUCKEYE FINANCE C( co.

219 E. Ohio St. HONOR LOANS FT 'O ENDORSERS Household Finance Corp.

328 Illinois Bldg. ° RI-5404. U NEED MONEY?

DO YO Your signature is our guarantee. Prompt, efficient, confidential service, RI1-2112

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Personal Services 13

F arms—Suburban 20

ARPENTER WORK, by job or hous; Free A Work gauranteed. IR-2207.

(Cement Contracting)

HENRY GLESING. cement firs. walks, driveways. 850 N, Drexel.

(Chimney Repairs)

“IR 6951,

MQORE & KIRK _

[R-1189. CH-1806.

CHIMNEY Pointing and g rebunding; goa Dy Or 3. reasonable.

(Plastering)

-PLASTERING—New and old ok. e-

cializing n old work. E G Salk 8 d JO.

(Radio Service)

Eddy Radio Service, L1-7273 (Refrigeration)

SHIRLEY BROS. So.

946 N. Illinois St.

J. C. WILSON

DR-0321 1230 Prospect St. DR-0332

Florists and Monuments 6

Delaware Flower Shop 2022 N. DELAWARE. _______ TA-316)

Lost and Found 7

ST, August 12, 2 diamond solitaire rings: 1 diamond dinner ring; reward. BR-4505 ® evenings.

LOST—Beagle hound, 8 month gd. male. Na ame railer. Reward. CH-7834. 62.152 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your weat ad in The Times, Results at lowest word rate

1in the city Phone RI 8551

Help Wanted—Female 8 Notice: White Bean Pickers

25 White bean pickers in and around Haughville. 'CHER'S truck Saiurday, 6:30 a. m., West 10th and Warman

Help Wanted—Male 9

MEN over 35 of age, married, trustworthy, to distribute $1.50 article on credit basis. Will start you in a “busin ess of Our | own. I : a x Holliday Bldg make money, app olliaay g. before 8:30 mornings 1"

Jobs Wanted—Male T. well-dressed young man with best of references from refined jamil will consider position as chauffeur 11 ‘go

ahywhere: Prefers travel. E. 7th St.. Seymour. Ind.

Schools & Instructions 12

crete walks, steps, floors, "bss experience, Susrantecd. CH-557 o

(Coach oy

ENTRAL Swallow Coach Lines, a 8 Meridian. DR-2476. Chartered servi

(Contractors—Cement)

CARL GLESING, 4315 College. BR-4775. Cement floors, walks, steps, driveways.”

(Floor Sanders. For Rent)

FLR. sanders, 50c per hour. TA-1040. 3a 2906-R. FOURNACE HARDWARE CO

(Furnace Repairing)

FURNACES, registers vacuum cleaned; 17 rooms, $3.00. air all makes. Guaranteed. Free estimates = .I-0081.

CL:

L VICTOR FURNACES, Stokers, Oil Burners. Furnaces cleaned, + aired. LL-NEAL - FURNACE CO. LI-4576.

LEANING, $1 and up; repairs reasonable; thorough’ Jaspection without cost. HA-

FIRST-CLASS laundry work. Called for and delivered. Prices reasonable. TA-6766.

(Mattresses) forts. ATTREgESg ofoRte 208, RI-6695. Since 1886. 4 (Painting) EXPERT painting. inside, outside; lead, ok SoaRanter repairing. Free estimates. (Painting—Paperhanging) PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING ESATES FREE. WORK _GUARAN- _ TEED. CH-6231 DAY OR NIGHT. (Paperhanging)

PAPERHANCING oo steaming: eat work. Free “est mates. ompt serve ico. PENNING

‘TON. CH-2711-M. WALTER ER HARVEY, 329 S. State, DR-5740.

Paperhanging. built-in archways. Guar-

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Sold. Mass.

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PARKING LOT—All day, 5c. Northwest corner Missouri, Maryland. 30c weekly Come in, let's fill this lot up.

Legals 44

Brick, pointing, rebuilding chimneys, con- | SAL

TER, J 8623 E. Michigan. IR-7253. Complete ie and refrigeration service.

> (Roofing)

MAKES old roofs like new. Goodyear liquid roofin cement. Guarantee against leaks for 10 years. No coal-tar. YARROW. TA-3902. 3162 Kenwood.

{Roofing and Stine)

INNIS CONSTRUCTION CO., Guaranteed Roofing, Siding, Painting. Workmen fully insured TODD, O. L., HU-1558. Roofing and siding. SIE. Compensation insurance.

(Rug and Fur Cleaning) .

| First class auto, furnitur HE-5575 Tug cleaning. 1804 Colle re.

(Rugs Made to Order)

'LUFP chenille ru from old rugs P wd oxlas Sieshe and Dd ed $5.04

Farms—Suburban 20 SUBURBAN—$200 DOWN

Reconditioned 4-room hous, 1520 Lindley (5800 W. National Road), large lot, monthly. Mrs. Johnson, RI-1419, LI 1-6751. PAUL IL. McCORD CO., 618 Lemcke Bldg. Sell ($300 DOWN) or Jade 3% A.. 8 MI, SO. EAST. rm. house, furnace, elect.. shade, fruit, or nouses.

AVIS REAL ESTATE CO.

DELIGHTFUL 5One acre, shade. session at once. See it 8 Shadeland. Owner. oo

s3 mi; So. Mer. 3 jar round, Woo dod: $1.6 OODRUFE. OLIVER. H ARK ye MOD! SEER FIVE-R! GALOW ed streets, shade, hardWe dgsirable location. 202 Noble St., Greenwood, 65 A., 20 miles Northeast: $70 per BE -4 8%, 3510 Penn. “TH

uys veroom Ne home. EA terms buy 305 rst 90 d transporta~ Pn Sn RI-1

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good buildr trade for

in Marion County 4728 BE. Minnesota.

ACRE FARM for sale by owner.

Legals

North Side Suburban

ott wil Bu Sot ich. Rd. on 59th nD ) an {ong livin, sale call or or see Chas. Moore.

HalHattel &o. 1.254

Business Property

0306 \ Remodeling,

FOR LEASE 50,000 Sq. Ft. 12¢ a Year S. F. Renewed Inside and Out

1500 W. Wash. and Harding St. Sorinkiered, elevators R. R. switch,

blocks from International, John Doors and St. Railway shops.

DR-1243. By Owner, P. 0. Box 1516.

GARAGE= 3 SHELDY Rent half or all Noh r without store rooms. RI-5182. SEXTON AGENCY.

hig Space %.5%::1% LOT .| Resorts & Cottages 22

FREEMAN LAKE-—Large, shady cottage; available August 3 3% @ ) September 5 efore 1 p.

Houses & Lots for Sale 26

34325 BROUSE—$2650 b uys in good location; $650 equity, balance $21 mon

TOTAL PRICE, Se 1214 De Loss St. Vacant 3-room cottage. Stop. look it over! Terms. DR-7925.

LOT in Emerson Crest for sale. $250 cash. Phone RI-3631 daytime. 3 oa cash,

§-room modern Jgash for deed

Legals 44

NOTICE TO BIDDERS CONSTRUCTION OF AN ADDITION TO ZRoan RIPPLE HIGH SCHOOL

Sealed proposals for the onstruction of wn adit tion. Broad Ripple igh School, 5 East 63rd Shree be Hey by ard 2 Scho ol Commissioners of the

The work tor which pro includes the general con ing; heati and “Ventilatin wiring and fixt pls ten of BS 5 wned b; y_ © 1115 East 63rd Street, in "tne City of 1mdianapoli S.

be constructed in full

shall

; wor accordance with thie notice, instructions

to bidders, contract, and fications as prepared & Mueller, Archiltacis sa i Trust

by Nonnegut. Boh Sha ding. ang Tngineers, In-

must be enclosed in ores WR ey roperly y marked wi with the b or bean es ig) WO, hich the bid relates, ar and the name and place o busin ess oO e. bidder. roposals hen be properly and comexecuted on pro blanks in De ance with Indiana ¥orm No. 96, and shall be sscompanied y_ Question: naire Form No. 96A, Indiana State Board Accounts, and Non-collusion_ affidavit of quired under the statutes of Indiana. Each proposal shall be accompanied by a deJoss of an acceptable Seriifled or casher’ gheck, made a yable to of School Cominics; oners. of the City of Hdianagiolts 5 of not les than 5% al

it contract oe a ho ot i ve Act A 2

bid Refiod the date Poet 1 Instructions To ders. ag tions, etc. may obtained from of the ArChitorts

(8001 Dette per ou set fFicaeatie £ g S035 Days shed, fn

in Bored 5 this 1 16th’ day of August, ir BO,

0 the Board | ep

e Somveyed by by Coble,

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thereafter iof a period of 3 days, durin ng which time bids. will be Yosetved for sai property: that it will be si a enant and agreement to be Ol into x and between said Trustee and

the further covenant t h down said buildin and denolish the same an the building materials and dekris the real estate within 30 days a. Jer POS= session is given; that the same will be sold for cash, delivery of pos-

performance of the contract of purchase, the paym of the urchase price. the Semolition of “the build- 1 ngs and removal of all debris, as by the contract Sy sale provided.

Trustee of Pike School Township, Marion County, Tugiang.. Dated. Aug. 9. 1938.

NOTICE OF SALE OF PUBLIC ) SCHOOL PROPERTY

To All Interested Partie You are Rereby hovitied “hat more than two-thirds of the qualified voters of School District No. 7 of Pike Schoo

tonsa the DY as Tru to geil the tract ok land stric

Township. oo “whi CH . T of Pike Schoo! hip. Marion County. Indiana, is ion oeing at the intersection of 71st ae and State Road No. 29 on th Ni est corner of said intersection. an a

a rely y Deed of Pike Towns Wo Mari to_ his guccossors in office forever > Is “n.

and Barr, band and wife. also a certain Y tract : of land of the “uniform width of 11 rods measHh and of nee unie

( County, Te

1 cated thereon,

as by ice | said Sohool i land an

od ni hborhood pg on file with the un ified that sald Tru : os htm’ 0 a Atty Sn not 1 = ner: Hef ta sale to to be! ‘gonducted 84

9! ine EAE ES los os erlod of 3 deve; con: me it wil be sold wit for stn "roperty: poids eS i

oes Bing bres Sid

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tho. ga 11 bi able ey w e Invitation o 2000 “tons - | the 34ph halt delivered to various points in o sta Pnvitation No. 2283: 2500 tons bituminous coated aggregate, EA or LA, Size No. t Ss qelivered on 08 d 48. Section C-2, in ton Subdistr a Imvitation No. 2284: 2800 to 3800 tons and 12 crushed stone, slag or : 2B Terr rre Haute, India: na. “nv al} cn 5 : land Cement F. O. B. Wabash, Indiana, at plant - Bes to State Highway Garage at Wabash, n Invitation No. 23286: Only Typewriter , Bookkeeping Msc. oi ar and to Burroughs Model 78-04-84, .dePound to State House Annex. haianapolis: Dl Shall be submitted liven standard pro form Proposal forms and nn will be furnished free upon reques The right is Teserved > he Chairman to reject. any or all bids, d combination of bids that in his jud 3 1 “most advantageous to the State ol dala

TATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION or INDIANA, . A. Dicus, ‘Chairman.

or TICE OF SALE OF BONDS Notice is hereby given that the Advisory Trustee of Scott Schoo Town. ship, Steuben, County) Jndiana, will Lhe he of par Toss. at he ice: bt

opened apd 1 500 t

ravel F. O

tne teustes of s said township, receive suit- te

s of the total face value ih 2 t hundred

fifty dolfars said school t providing

f Deion of n

township. gail bor said place » 0 0! Sia ook LTR Bl gi le on! al Natonal Bank Sa Fremont in the town Fremon 4 issue shall be divided into ) bonds’ e

fou (14) rhs jnd onal be series, e redeemable. each L Year, for a period Bands. 8 all I interest at the rate of three per cent "3% per annum payable $e wally ou LY on ud er evidenoen

gs of Sao pp ertat Beg ma.

first ard and Trustee semi-annual pay-

be Se ation of and Bo Pa mia ars and ($635.50 issued as follows: one “bone be the deno mat d and thirty-five dollars an 5 to inatute on on Jan enom-

bonds En Te n! spectivel ike Januar first a ul! IY nirst each eat th thereatter un re? ahd uy i Ul . being issued in ‘accordhan: ng, the Acts of the

x ana & a and all De emental al Shere.

ed ensor said

of September, 1936, at which time :

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Pp sa time, then said check shall be retained by said Advisory Board and Trustee as agreed as liquidated damages. The checks of une Successtul bidders 2a be romptly, Tee a Jrituces t The bidder SSR = ors

ie V1 DYE SET TN Ra = o Trustee School Township, Steuben County, Indians.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING WL Service Commission Docket No,

In the matter of petition of the lard of Trade of the City of Chi ing the suspension on certain supplements insofar as same creased rates and charges tor nishing of nection wit!

ariffs “and

pro ers turjan doors or lumber in conthe movement of bulk grain or its products in in carloads Chaoyeen ints in Indiana located in the Strics when Shoying in Indiana: . iow traffic. Notice is hereby given that the Publie Service Commission = conduct ole hearing in this in the the Commission, 401 Bate House Phdiabe olis, Ind. at ’10:00 a . Tuesday, Sepe

apo. 938. Public o artici on 15, iol ested N

BL a A Eo rer. Ralph E. Hokins: Public DE Indiahapolis, Ind.. August 25, 1938.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Public Service Commission Docket No.

In the matter 5 petition of Sprout & Davis, Inc., fo Ei appr roval of Sontract, and rates. with St: d Oil Com Notice is Rerciy. Taiven that i 7 "Publie rvice Commission will conduct publi hearing in this cause in ‘the Rooms o the Commission, 401 State House, Indiane apolis, Ind. 100 a. m., Wednesday, aH iver. 1. ti id ti i ted. c partic on is ues PUBLIC VICE (COMMISSION

Babi Lrg RR Ran oe A Augu Th

"LEGAL NOTICE OF Soak IN 1s Service Commission Docket No. In the matter of the petition of Publi

be Service Company of In

of the sale of. certain pers proper constituting ‘an le Der pert) cuit a rural territory in Shelby County,

Notice is hereby ven that thé Publie Service Co Aligsio on’ will eohduct Sublie s . Commission 401 State House. Indiane

uary | $Dolig, Ind. 9: 9:00 ‘a. m., Friday, September

ublic RATUSiRStion 18 odifiission ey- Examiner.

Ralph E. Hanna Pubiie Counsellor. Indianapolis, Ind., August 25. 1938.

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC TN Public Service Commission No, atter of the soplictton of the the ! t

: for appro ew of water rates sand" regulations concerning

D. eral BU,

water PR Commission

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