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4 Recitals Scheduled This Week

Bomar Cramer Will Make Annual Appearance

Next Sunday.

By JAMES THRASHER

November will get off to a busy and auspicious start in local musical circles, with four recitals by Indianapolis teachers scheduled for the first week. Harold Triggs, head of the Jordan Conservatory’s piano department, will play under auspices of the St. Margaret's Hospital Guild at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the War Memorial Auditorium. Saul Bernat, violinist, has a recital booked for 8:15 p. m. Saturday in the D. A. R. Auditorium. On the following afternoon, at 3:30 p. m., Bomar Cramer will give his annual recital at English’s. And at 8:15 p. m. next Monday, Marie Zorn, also of the Jordan piano fac-

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cme in addition to a busy schedule of teaching, practice and

solo and two-piano engagements,

‘Mr. Triggs finds time for composition; not only for his shorter works, with which we are familiar already, but for the larger sonata form. A feature of his program tomorrow will be a new sonata, titled

“Prairie” and bearing a “motto”

from a poem by William Vaughn Moody, The sonata is in four movements: Allegro moderato, Andante, Scherzo and Toccata. A Bach transcription and music by the 17th ‘Century Englishmen Purcell and ‘Peerson, and the 18th Century , Italian, Paradies, will open the pro- ¢ gram. Following the sonata, Mr. Triggs will play a Rhapsody and ‘Intermezzo by Brahms, three Debussy pieces and de Falla’s “Ritual Fire Dance.” 2 2 2

Mr. Bernat likewise finds the leisure to indulge a creative talent. One result of this, a Chaconne, is included on his coming recital program. It will be recalled that the Scherzo from his Symphony in G Minor was played by the Indianapolis Symphony two years ago. The rest of his program will include the Praeludium and Allegro ‘by Kreisler (in the style of Pugnani); the Bruch G Minor Concerto, and pieces by Hubay, Lalo, Rode-Thibaud, Schubert and Ries. Mrs. Bernat will be the accompa-

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It is always something of a musical event when a pianist schedules the Beethoven Sonata, Opus 111, for public performance. So it is interesting to note that, in addition to the previously announced half-pro-gram of Debussy, Mr. Cramer is to play this work. The Opus 111 is Beethoven's last, and many critics consider, greatest piano sonata. It is a demanding composition, as every pianist knows, taxing both the executant’s technical powers and his perceptive and interpretative abilities. Hence it

©. usually is avoided by younger 8» pianists.

Mr. Cramer has devoted -many years to the sonata’s study and, as a matter of fact, included it on at

¢ least one previous program here.

He played it in Mexico City in 1934, and was praised not only by the press but by Ernest Ansermet, the Swiss conductor, who was in the audience as guest of Carlos Chavez. The pianist’s program Sunday will open with the Bach English Suite in E Minor, and two short pieces by

@ & Brahms will come between the

sonata and the Debussy group. 2 2 2

Admirers of Miss Zorn and her Bach interpretations will be glad to know that this composer will not be neglected in her coming recital. Transcriptions of the chorale preudes, “What Is the World to Me” and “I Call to Thee,” by Rummel and Busoni, respectively, will open the program, to be followed by an

@ ¢ Introduction and Rugue in A Minor.

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Besides the ‘conventional’ Beethoven and Chopin, Miss Zorn has ‘found room for three of Mendeldelightful and much neglected “Songs Without Words." She has selected “The Joyous Peasant,” “Duetto” and the “Spinning Song.” Also in the novelty line will be a Mazurka by the late Polish -composer Szymanowski. And her program will close with Liapunov’s “Lesghinka,” which stands - with

¢ Brahms’ Paganini Variations among

‘the holy terrors of bravura compositions. 2 8 = -Harriet Payne, violinist, pianist, composer and member of the Indi-

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anapolis Symphony’s viola. section, has taken up her new duties on the Jordan Conservatory faculty. An Indianapolis native, Miss Payne began her study with Hugh McGibney at the Jordan school. She was a scholarship student at the American Conservatory in Chicago, where she received aer bachelor and master of music degrees. The young musician started a business course at Butler, but music prevailed, and she won a violin scholarship with Emil Heermann, the Cincinnati Symphony’s concertmaster. Through Mr. Heermann she met the orchestra’s conductor, Eugene Goossens, who accepted her as a composition pupil. ; Her studies with Mr. Goossens continued in Hollywood in the summer of 1936, and in London the following summer. At his suggestion, she was commissioned to write the musical score for a nature film, “Timberesque.” Her “Fantasy for Strings” was played in a CBS broadcast last season by the Columbia Concert Orchestra.

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Mikhail Mordkin has selected a program of two numbers to be presented by his Mordkin Ballet at 3 p. m. Sunday, Nov. 6, in the Murat. They are the two-act “Giselle,” with Patricia Bowman and Leon Varkas, and “The Goldfish,” to be danced by Mr. Mordkin, Lucia Chase and Miss Bowman. Other soloists and the corps de ballet will appear in both productions. The first ballet is danced to music by Adolphe Adam, taken from an opera of the same name which the Parisian composer wrote in 1841. The scenario is by Theophile Gautier, after Heine. Mr. Mordkin is the choreographer for both works to be seen here. “The Goldfish” fs a more modern ballet. It is taken from a story of Pushkin, with original music by Nicolai Tcherepnine. In this ballet the local audience will see Mr. Mordkin as the Fisherman, one of his most famous characterizations. The accompany orchestra will be conducted by Mois Zlatin.

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Monday, Oct. 31, 1938

ANKENBROCK—Frank, beloved father of Mrs. Ortrude Anderson, Mrs. Alberta Runge, Mrs. Fred Schuessler and brother of Minnie Ankenbrock, passed away Friday in Hollywood, Cal. Funeral services at Sacred Heart Church, Wednesday, 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call at the VOIGT MORTUARY, 1632 8S. Meridian St., atfer 6 p. m,, Tuesday.

HADLEY—Ida F., age 57, mother of Fdith Hager, Jewell Blosser, Ira, R Russell, Hersil and Herbert Hadley, passed away Batnrtol st Services at residence, 2138 Ransdell St., Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 1:30 p. m,, and at the Olive Branch Christian Church at 2 p. m. Friends invited. Interment New Crown. [Glenwood (Ark.) papers please copy.]

HARMEN Clie, widow of the late Edw A. Harmening and mother of Fdwa I C. Harmening and two grandonan, passed away at her aome, 339 N. Lyndhurst Drive, Binge: Oct Services at ROYSTER & K. TUARY, a5te Nov. 1, 2 terment Grom CEL Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

HARRISON-—Sarah C.,, mother of Robert and Raleigh Maples’ and sister of Mrs. Ella Bly, passed away Sunday evening, age 78 years. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. m., at residence of sister, 823 S. Laclede St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. CONKLE SERVICE,

ISKE—Mrs. Mary Elizabeth, wife of George C.. sister of Mrs. . Charles F. Simpson. Edward. Henry and William Arnholter, passed away Sunday at her 4716 Guilford. Services at the HANAN MORTUARY sday, 1:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Sn Hil Friends may call at

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FLETCHER—Claude beioved husband of Elsie Fletcher, father of Mrs. Alix Kamm and Mrs. Arthur E, ®Patterson, randfather of William Fletcher Patterson, Ill. Frie ng may call RTUARY a Het 7 > om . Puneral Tuesday, 11:30 the mortuary. Burial Crown “mill; Friends invited.

LAVIGNE—Prosver. age 79 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth Lavigne, assed away at he residence, 4839 0 10; h S Funeral esday, Nov 1, 2 St. Christopher % Cathobie. Church, P spetdway City. fends invited. Friends may call at SHIRLEY BROS. WESTSIDE CHAPEL.. 2002 W. Michigan St. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

LEHR—Emmett, 51 of Mrs. James Dean. brother of Fred F. Lehr of ASI papalis. and Mildred Boles of Los Angeles. Cal passed away Thursdav a. m. Friends may call at the TOLIN FUNERAL HOME 1308 Prospect St. Funeral services Tuesday m. from the funeral home. Io tarment Washington Park. Friends invited.

LICHLITER—Marguerite. age 42, wife of Russell Lichliter and mother of Ida Faye and Dorothy Ellen Lichliter and sister of Clarence and Frank Newman and Mrs. Ida Wycoftf and Hazel. Dasted away. F neral from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CEA PEL. Illinois at 10th St.. Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Martinsviie Ind. Friends may call after 1 p. m. Monday.

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Alken, sister of Mrs. Anne Pyritz, Rhea,

and Herbert Aiken of Indianapolis Mrs. Marie Gildea, Mrs. Henrietta Flerlage and Bill Aiken of Newport, Kv. parted this life Sunday. Funeral Yegnssasy 2 Neri Church at 9 uria Hill. Fotends Invited: Fiineral under direction of MOORE & KIRK.

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WEDDEL—Millard. F., father of Mrs James Bosley. passed away of the dan ter’s residence, 1132 Spruce Saturdav Pall at dh TO LIN Prospect St.. Tuesday. Services . m., fro he United Brethat Medora. Ind. Burial at Friends invited.

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room; innersprings, Steam heat. Owners private home. HA-48 COLLEGE, 3553—Large, warm, front room; Ppa Sirens, newly decorated; 1 or 9

DELAWARE, 2122 N.. —Lovely combination living- bedroom; suitabls 1-2 employed persons. HA-4660.

EUCLID, 117 N.—Nice room. private home, next bath, good heat, hot water; gentleman; $3.

FALL CREEK, E, 155—at Del Delaware. Massive , walnut’ bedroom suits, next bath, shower, MERIDIAN, 2315 N. —Large front, well furnished: Sere, innersprings; able 1 or 2. TA-4490, MERIDIAN. 966 N.—Apt. 12. very comfort able rooms, in warm apartment. Telephone. Reasonable.

NEW JERSEY. 909 I. —Nicely furnished, kitchen privileges. good 1eat. nrivate _home. Walking distance. RI-0961. NEW JERSEY, 1907 N.—Desirable front, near bath, steam heat. comfortably furnished; gentleman. HA-4531-W.

NEW JERSEY 2062 N. Twin beds, shower. hot water homev: desirable environment TA-6916 NEW JERSEY, N., 2173 — Large, warm room, next bath; private home; board __optional. TA-6647. NORTH--Lovely large room. nished: garage: hot oyatert preferred: $5. BR-3564 PARK, 1321—Nicely furnished, good heat; hear bath; also 1 light housekeeping PENNSYLVANIA 3043 N.—Delightful room, stoker heat, constant hot water, private entrance. HA-4269-W. ST RASTIEN. h 1126 5 nea bri peared oms. private home ponen privileges; walking distance. RI-52 2 TECUMSEH, 934—Room, Ln bath, home privileges; good transportation; s2. 50; Ee CH-6275-J, WASH TON. E.. 3843—Large, nicely fey good heat: ars hot water: private home. TR-3430. WOODRUFF, 559 W. DRIVE—Attractive warm, quiet: shower: Innelsnripe; gen- _ tleman; pleasant home. CH-6326-J. 25TH, E.. 609: attractive rm., large closet; near JDath; business man or student. 35TH. girl: 2337-!

~ well furgentleman

145, W.—Conzy room for congenial noone. folks; private home. HA-

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COLLEGE. 3043 — - Maple furnished front c

suit- C

near bath;

MILNER HOTEL ¥ orn wr Outside June, $$ heat} HARBOUR HOTEL §7 N. m. IF YOU DO not find just the room you c we will mail you a copy free Tai wah, tle Walking distance.

3208 E. _3208 E. Michigan St. Fireproo Laundry free. 126 8. Illinois. » baths, sho’ n all rm $3.50 Up Hoosfer Hotel. 440 Mase, ot, eold Water, Low fates. [ew Housekeeping Rooms 17 want here, phone RI-5551 and ask for & The Times Rental ‘Directory— $3 HOUSEKEEPING room, xtra warm, clean. $e: $6.50; lovely clean, front furnished apartments; excellent beds; sink. 1108

iovely fure Frigidaire, edition: prie vate entrance RI-5118, BROADWAY, 1134—Large room, kitchens ette, sink; cccommodate three; $4.50; 1 room, $3. CARROLLTON, 1226—Front; necting furnished rooms: trance: utilities: garage CARROLLTON, 1325, No. 1 — Three to four rooms. everything furnished. Call after 3:30 p. m. CENTRAL, 1948—Desirabie front apartment. furnisheq; stoker, Reasonable. Adul

ALABAMA, 1516 N.—Upper 2 nished rooms,

three cone Les? ene -9403.

2-room ot water,

OLLEGE—, os TOOmS, utilities, Dest; i private entrance. next

COLLEGE, 1547—3-room efficienc, ment, nicely iyrnished; private entrance; adults. COLLEGE, 2110—Attractivelv iurn. 2-room apart.; a couch, phone, Steam a DELAWARE, . 517—Large, clean; lower ° fee aot Nai steam heat. Walking DELAWARE, Wii 607—NICE. LARGE LIGHT _ROOMS. WALKING ¥ DISTANCE. EDISON, 909—2 rooms, furnished or - furnished; connecting bath; utilities ba, EVISON, 1146—Share home or rent room for or employed couple. Furnished. Rease

Roauo N., 1808—Two rooms, with sink; _ $4.50; single room, $4; sleeping room, _$2.

NEW ERSEY. N., 2038—Downstairs apartrooms, front entrance, good

feat: ' sou 1ts.

aparte ath ond and

NEW JERSEY. N. 2042—Room. ‘itches ette: good heat; sink; Beautyrest: cleetrio laundry. Private entrahce. Adults. ORIENTAL. 20 N.—Two-room apartm furnished: {gnersprinas; utilities. Private entrance.” Hot PINE, N. Lath furnished room, next bath; good heat; yery reasonable. WOODRUFF. 550 W -q Diiye—exceptionally nice; 2 Porat ‘frigidaire Tadies. “Investigate.” CH-6226-J, WRSBROF. 31 Mian pre — Th adills: reasonable. CHIT > WOODRUFF, 2138 Michigan—Large 2 or 3 rooms, sink, of TE Rownstairs. Private entrance kitche

house= :

9TH., E., 616—Bedroom, Jringioon enette, bath, furnished; keeping rooms; phone.

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a G. H. HERRMANN

1505 8. EAST ST. DR-44717.

Facial, Shampoo and Set ..50¢ RAINBOW BEATTY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159. CH-1806. TA-6056-8. SHIRLEY ‘BROS. CO.

946 N. Illinois St.

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

LI-5409. DR-0321. DR-0322,

Florists and Monuments 6

Delaware Flower Shop N. DELAWARE. TA-3161.

Lost and Found

a LOST—Black and white male dog named

“Mickey,” Delaware and 11th, weighs 27 pounds, part fox taller, long tail. Reward. LI-7351. Apt. y

LOST—Police dog, male brindle, 0 on Talbot, collar, tags.

vicinity Reward.

ag 1 terrier last Saturday mornBaby's pet. Reward, 3800 8. MeriEs ad house east. LOST—Child’s glasses, between 38th and Sop. tom, 42d and Park. Reward. HU-

female Boston,

ST—Black and white io Reward. HU-

screw tail; child's pet. 3132.

LOST—Green velour hat, afternoon. Reward. HU-

Phone RI-5551 for lowest want word rate in the citv and auick results.

Help Wa nted—Female

north, Sunday 2204. ad

WANTED—Girls over 16 years old or women to Sell For MN giSuers. Saturday, Nov. e 11-9249, head-

uarters, 29. S. Delaware St., 23 DISABLED AMERICAN ‘VETERAN S OF THE WORLD WAR. Help Wanted—Male 9 DON'T be a ‘job hunter” all your life! Settle down in permanent sorosery Azopcy aun, earnings up, to first week. elp Yous, pours je 0 ital. Details free. on my G60 _ Motimouth, Cincinnati, O. on i se BENCH CARPENTERS, rough carpenters, masons, Nock lavers, steady work. Write to Box No. 379. care Times. 5 PIANIST—Accompanist for vocal stud/o. + Part times work. Call LT-4287. Jobs Wanted—Female 10 MOTHER wi with son. 15. will take full arge in Christian home: northeast. Ga all 1IU-2388, 4325 Sangster, except Sun- _ day. WOMAN assist with housework; more home than wages, Box 380, care Times. Schools & Instructions

THIS and $65 will give complete Beauty vy aol ns: Start now, ROYA ACAD., 401 Roosevelt Bldg. oon

Lessons $1.00 and $1.50. LI-4287. Personal Services 13

SECURITY and CO FORT see H.E.FRAUER&Co. 456 E. Wash. St.

WEISSMAN MOTORS. Studebaker Distributor

1 N. Meridian. Phone—Day, LI-2511 Night, CH-5242

TEARS, HOLES, BURNS st Fabrics

Rewoven INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI- 9674. Permanent Haircut, ‘Shampoo $1 INTERNATIONAL "330 iN. Penn. HAIR DYE CLINIC, ved, Sfier noon BEAUTY SCHOOL, 226" N. Penn. 2d Floor. LEA ING for Ssn Francisco Tuesda one” Sha a nses 08 W.

m No. BRICK K LAYING. cement work. plastering.

ELDERLY, convalescents, invalids: nurse's Pirate home: stoker heat: A-1 reference.

PENNSYLVANIA N.. 1922—Trained nurse; care patient: SyseHent heat, food, care. Minnick. TA-2844

NURSING home of the better ype. exferiences Jlirses care; excellent heat,

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR—Moles femora by ol ecirolysis PLUMMER-GOLDBACH, 304Bankers Trust. RI-7083. Halloween by Dancing! JOCKEY CLUB TAVERN 3215 E Michigan. Frizest,

HAIR CUT. shampoo, all 25¢ Royal Beauty Acad.. 401 YE odvei ‘Bldg.

THIS AD worth $10 on beauty course, _ Royal Beaty Acad., 401 Roosevelt It Bldg.

BRIDES—New veils, complete, $5 up. Platt |W Studios. 407 Roosevelt Bldg.

treatments. DR. *FOOT treatments.

Kresge Bide Rito IR 51 Mod. nursing home. Day or . night. Doctor's reference. (Alteration Specialist) ALTERATIONS, ladies’, men's garments; clean, repair. vress, reline. Reasonable.

R O. JACOBS

212-314 E. 16th St. TA-6667. (Auto Laundry) WASH-U-RITE SERVICE

Free Pall 0 Wash, 7: 3 a. m.-10 2? &B R INN 0 N. ILL.

Sr oa DUCO—DULUX—PYRALUX Fulmer seat efyers, trim supplies. 25 W. 8th. RI-

(Cement Work)

O18

and firevlaces a specialty. Free HA-3100-W.

(Chimney Work)

CHIMNEY pointing, rebuilding. Old, Smoky chimneys tapped, cleaned out. Son. DR-0878.

(Coach Lines)

CENTRAL Swallow gSoneh Lines, 1207 8 Meridian DR-247 Chartered service

(Contractors Equipment

KNOX Engineering a and Equipment Co., Industrial and Contractor's <quipment. 239 W. Georgia LI-8120.

(Furnace Repairing)

VICTOR FURNACES. Stokers, Oil Burners ee cleaned, repaired. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. LI-4576. LET US figure your furnace jobs. save you money. LI-4602.

(Landscape Contractor)

HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO.—‘Distinctive Landscaping.” rock gardens. trees, shrubs. evergreens. draga. BR-3134.

(Mattresses) TTR. i11 . comforts. _ Sold ATTRESSES, P OC BURKLE, 431 Mass Ave. RI-6695. Since 1886. (Painting)

PAINTING-—Inside and out. interior dec- “ by hour or contract: references.

porches estimates.

We can

plaster

and fe free: Al retbrence.

2 Ae oot inates, free: 422 Laurel. DR-20

(Paper ais)

=n ROOM UP. Paver hanging. $2.50 Janished. SHERMAN B RT-3165 plas-

oz REDUCTION-_Paper Siar. guar ering. A 3 - ant vod: Rmmedjate. Tresenriter. HE-3910. APERHANGING—Cleaning, steaming: neat} work. Free estimates. Prompt service. White. oii CH-2711-M. WALTER HARVEY. 329 S. State. DR-5740. 2 erhanging Dulin archways. Guare

(Plastering)

Paper ANKS.

ala

» Fateh plastering; 6 in old

‘| Wa

(Radio Service)

Eddy Radio Service, L1-7273 (Rugs Made to Order) FLUFF chenille rugs page from old rugs. Two it cleaned and sized, . ACTI RUG CLEANERS. HA-3636. (Window Cleaners)

suildin 8. stores, factori ABBEX ho ong Paint an

washin 334 E. Market St. ro 8700

Farms—Suburban

25 MILES SOUTHEAST, 44 ACRES Modern brick veneer, roc home, oa natural gas, wei und. Complete idm, Jehant he house, “41 modern outburld: estoc mcluded, Widow pI at Ta EAL, CH-7264.

2 ACRE—4400 WEST—$2000 Near National highway: 4 rooms, gas, lights, driven well inclosed rear Do Ww type, 2 rooms partly Anished ap, 4-car garage; poultry house; terms. C

RI-5655. GOODE & GOODE DR-1264,

NEAR NATIONAL ROAD—WEST Good 5-rm. bungalow: nice front por incioged back porch, gas. elec., inside wae er, front drive. shade, nice neighborhoods fate JSD onm, H16 gees ofeis surance. ’ 6304. 2819 B 130h 8

120 ACRES, 28 miles nt good Dulldings. 123 Acres, 21 miles south fair buildings. 124 Acres, 20 miles southwest. Terms, 90 acres, 30 miles west, stn home. JOHN D. CASE. TA-4286. 3510 N. Penn,

10_ ACRES, 2 miles southwest of Danville, Ind.; 6-room house, barn, poultry house, sare elec., phone, nice ghiaas in n.d HARNESS & CLINE,

Alabama St. LI-8406.

12 ACRE FILING ION -Room modern; 2-car garage; ultry house: shade, fruit. on Sa e road iice of Monument: $3.700. CH-5728. RI-5655. GOODE & Goone IR-1264.

ALMOST AN AC RN 106th St. in Hamilton Co.. betw and Meridian. An ideal butidin $600.terms. LI-5596. Mr. Woodruf Clark Agency

2 ACRES, modern 5-room bungalow on. 8. Arlington, north of Carson Ave. Cone sider trade I city semimodern or mods ern home. PHILLIPS, DR-5252 or JACK C. an mis 6

Fu ort

$1.650 gar.: shade: State Road

IR-1264

Ya IN LAWRENCE, Si Th “hints: good well: d8th 8 paved. oF: squaze or: $250 ae CH-RI-5655 GOODE & GOODE

1949 S. EMERSON Sine modern suburban home for sale de. Price $4250. Call H. F. NAY, Br-95%5 with JACK C. CARR. RI-35286.

PENDETON PIKE, 4-ROOM BUNGALOW Two pujdoms. full basement, 2 acre, $1850. IR-2960

62.152 STE avers day an, Marion County alone to read ur want in The’ Times. Results at Towest wor! <n in the citv. Phone RI-555 3

Business Property

FACTORY SPACE FOR 50.000 ft. at 12c: rail in for an sptiakls: Tr! 5 Gall’ DR-1471.

IRABLE club or lodge room, second Poet: Aw rental. nen Washington.

Wanted to Rent 23 d ing meal for boy 14 ROO close A Ir vingion on High Scher Box 303, care Times. : Moving and Storage 24 ANSFER & STORAGE CORP. HooAN Movine-Packiny : 2