Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1938 — Page 26

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;states. : Their reason for so thinking is: > During recent weeks of crisis in _*Furope, the Japanese made it known -that they stood by their so-called anti-Comintern” pact with Gerimany and Italy, which was, in efjes a declaration that Japan would to war on Germany’s side against England. } ‘Buropean diplomats, who are now busily engaged in trying to gauge *what-the future lineup in any new ‘crisis would be, feel that Japan will stick by this “anti-Comintern” pact when the second World War makes ‘its appearance. That would, per<haps, once more put her in oppositon to England.

. A Valuable Ally

3 ‘Even if Japan conquers all of «China, her army will be needed to Yepacify” the conquered areas. But ther navy would still be employable selsewhere, because its use is not tnsce-cary for the pacification of ;China. Tn th~ ‘est world war, when the T-rnce and Britain had all do to cope with the Ger- = in the Atlantic, the Medi- - ~nq the North Sea, Japan ~ valuable ally because its = ~~yad the troopships which ' Australians and New Zea- " irc~»s to Europe. + Now in another major war, Britfain will once more need the gallant =2id of her colonies. Once more, a ‘goodly part of her navy will be en.gaged in the Atlantic and European ‘waters, watching the European enemy fizets. If Japan really stands iby: Germany, her navy will attempt »sto- block the sending of Australian and New Zealand troops. That : :alone would transfer part of the «United States’ interest to the Pa- * jeific, . : Might Involve U. S.

-But more important is the possibility that Japan will ape what the Germans did in the last war." In «those war years, on several foccasions, the Germans made_sud- - *den secret dashes across the North Sea to bombard English towns, regardless of whether they were fortified or not. The whole idea was to terrify the people and to keep the British navy guessing. It is not beyond conception that the Japanese ‘might sneak a squadron of swift

shy ef

+ ships across the Pacific to bombard

. *west coast Canadian cities. or And that would present President Roosevelt, Congress and the United »States with a grave problem. For . earlier this year, the President made : 2a ‘speech in Canada in which he “placed the protection of the Monsroe Doctrine over our northern -neighbor and promised that the “United States would not allow any foreign power to harm Canada. _=- That being the case, what would thappen, should Japan—fighting mgainst England—hegin bomberdimént of Canadian cities? If the nroe Doctrine still has teeth in

_* %t, "America would be at war in a

wery. short time. At least, that is the prevailing feeling in many offiEis! circles in European capitals.

LOW BID IS $1940 ON RAZING COLISEUM

i The State Board of Agriculture, which has sold bonds to provide its share of the cost of a new one million dollar coliseum at the State Fair. Grounds, today received bids for the demolition of the present coliseum. ;Of the seven opened, the Harris Wrecking Co. of Cleveland was low. The company offered to do the work for $1940 and salvage rights. Awarding of a contract is to be made Saturday morning. “The $625,000 worth of 3 per cent mortgage bonds of the State Agricylture Board were sold to a snydicate including Stranahan, Harris & Co., Toledo, O.; A. C. Allyn & Co, Chicago, and Kaiser, Cohn & Shumaker, Indianapolis.

JOBLESS PAYMENTS DECLINE 4 PER CENT

. Times Special | WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—A 49 per cent decrease in unemployment nts and a more than 40 per cent- drop in initial claims for Indiana in September, as compared to August, was reported today by the Social Security Board. ‘September benefit payments were $201, 622, while in’ August they $2,841,030 the report states. al claims dropped from 46477 for August to 19,276 in September. ‘otal payments in the state for through September, amount y /Erding to the re-

Symbolic of the German-Japanese alliance that may drag the United States into a future World War is this picture of seamen of the countries fraternizing abroad the Japanese cruiser “Ashigar” dur-

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Europe F oresees U. S. Tovolved iIn Next General War Outbreak :

LONDON, Nov. 3 (NEA) —Realistic observers in Europe chancelleries

belief that the United States could

remain aloof from a general war between totalitarian and democratic

Japan navy.

LIFE TERM POSSIBLE FOR CHILD'S MATE

Kentucky Miner to Face Hearing Today.

PRESTONSBURG, Ky. Nov. 3 (U. P.).—Fleming . Tackett, 34, a Kentucky back-hills miner, faced preliminary hearing today on a charge resulting from his marriage to a 10-year-old girl. Conviction could net him a possible life term in prison, even death. He came out of hiding in the hills last night and surrendered at the Sheriff's office. He was locked up in the county jai] charged with “rape of a child under 14.” That was an anticlimax to action taken by the State to show the hillfolk that Kentucky will not tolerate child brides. But even as he was being locked up, county authorities at Ashland ordered the arrest of Wilburn Howard, 60, while they investigated charges his bride of last April also was less than 14, the minimum age under Kentucky law that a girl can marry. Howard's wife, Ruth Greech Howard, was instructed to appear before Judge George Bells in Juvenile Court today. "A six-man jury yesterday found Tackett’s bride a delinquent. The jurors ordered her sent to an orphanage at Lyndon.

Deaths—F unerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Nov. 3, 19381

DA — Harry E., husband of

GHERTY Aron father of Mrs. W. R. Bowles and James C. Daughetry of Ingianenols, Mrs. Dptert H. Slater, Mrs. William Linn and A. J. Daugherty of bo Liss LL % passed’ away Wednesday evening. Services at FLANNER BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday. 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hi 11

HUGGLER—Peter, beloved father of Mrs. Mary Hood, Albert, Edward and Robert Huggler of Indianapolis, Frederick of Molcieso, stepfather of Lorraine Rahn and Addie See, departed this life Wednesday, age 74. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 5th, at MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station St., 03 m, Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

KING—Eliza, entered into rest Wednesday, age 39 years, beloved wife of Curt King, mother of Mrs. Dorothy Hollingsworih, Winfred and John Smith. Funeral Friday, 1 p. m., at HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL CHAPEL. Burial Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Franklin, Ind. (Franklin and Edinburg papers please copy.)

LITTLE Margaret E.. beloved mother of | Is.

M Honeycutt, Lydia Probst, Mrs. Bertha Stanifer and Robert Little, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Rhoda Huehls of Cleaton, Ky., an tolia Little of Albuquerque, i: away Wednesday evening, Funeral services will be held a he WALD FUNERAL HOME, 1222 Union St.. Saturday morning. Nov. 5, at 10 o'clock. Burial Round Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome. Friends may call at the funeral home after Friday noon.

MERRICK—William J., [Sher of George N., Robinson, Ill.: William F. Merrick, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Mrs. H. J, Bell, Indianapolis, and Mrs. L. W. Horning, Mew York City, died Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m., at the KIRBY MORTUARY. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

MILLER—Elizabeth M., of 2718 Roosevelt Ave., entered into rest Tregany, age 6 years, wife of Henry W. F. Miller, er of Mrs. Lillie Ahring, Barren Elmer Miller. sister of Mrs. John Meyer, Mrs. Lottie Flock, ward Deuser. Funeral Friday, at HAR. MOORE CHAPEL. Burial Crown Hill.

PAPET—Helen Louise, Selored Sezer of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C . Papet, and sister of Beatrice M. Papet. all of fhoinspelis, and Theodore E. Papet of South Bend., Ind., passed away Thursday morning, November 3d. . For further particulars, call WALD FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

PERKINS—Lon L., 505 Bosart, beloved husband of Genevieve, father of Charles and Joseph, departed this life Thursday. Funeral notice later. For further information call MOORE & KIRK, IR-1159.

POWELL—Liddie, age 38, of 2336 South West St., wife of Joe, mother of Louise, Joseph, Delton, Katherine, John, William, Elzie and Myrtle Powell, passed 0 at her home Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 2 p. m., at the Braden Riverside Nazarene Church, Romaine St. near S. West St. Friends may call at the residence. FARLEY SERVICE.

SPARKS Bonnie, entered Into rest Wednesday, age 22 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sparks, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Sparks and Mr. and. Mrs. Neal Maddux. Funeral private on account of contagious disease, Friday. 3 p. m., at the residence, 2107 E. 44th St. Friends mav view remains through the window. Burial Sutherland Park Cemeterv. HARRY W. MOORE FUNERAL CHAPEL in charge.

, passed

10 a. m., FUNERAL

Funeral Directors

WALTER T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL HOME 2226 Shelby DR-2570. 3129 N. Tilinots. HA-4514.

CONKLE FUNERAL HOME

1934 W. MICH. ST. BE-1934.

FLANNER & BUCHANAN

MORTUARY . 25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. TA-4400

BERT S. GADD 2430 Prospect St. GRINSTEINER'S

522 E. Market. PERSONAL SERVICE

HISEY & TITUS

MORTUARY 951 N. DELAWARE ST. LI-3828.

G. H. HERRMANN

1505 S. EAST ST.

MOORE & KIRK

IR-1159. CH-1806. TA-6056-8.

SHIRLEY BROS. CO.

946 N. Illinois St. LI-5409.

J. C. WILSON

1230 Prospect St.

DR-5307.

RI-5374.

DR-44717.

DR-0321. DR-0322.

Florists and Monuments 6

De Shop

Delaware Flower 2922 N. DELAWARE. TA-3161.

WORK STARTED FOR NEW TAXATION BILL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (U. P.)— Congress began preliminary work today on the 1938 tax hill. Rep. Frank H. Buck (D. Cal), a member of the House Ways and Means tax subcommittee, began a series of conferences with Treasury officials and experts of the joint congressional committee on internal revenue taxation. Rep. Buck said that he saw no present reason why taxes should be raised next year. Chairman Harrison (D. Miss.) of the Senate Finance Committee, expressed fear recently that rates must be in-| creased or exemptions lowered unless business picks up materially.

GROSS INCOME TAX ~ ATTACKED IN SUIT

The Farmers Guide Publishing Co., Huntington, attacked the constitutionality of the Indiana Gross Income Tax law in a suit on file in Superior Court 3 today. The action dealt with the section of the law taxing receipts from advertising received from out-of-state firms. The company said it had paid $1213 in gross income taxes on receipts from out of the state. The suit charged that the State had no constitutional right to tax income from firms out of the state.

ORGANIZE TO SPEED BANK'S LIQUIDATION

Cumberland Bank assets were considered today by: citizens of the community. The bank was taken over by the State Department of Financial Institutions two years ago. Businessmen of the community said they were interested in having a bank at Cumberland and that|a none could be started until the old bank is liquidated.

BICYCLE RIDER KILLED SOUTH BEND, Ind., Nov. 3 (U. was killed last night when an autoP.).—Rudolph Fujawa, New Carlisle, mobile struck the bicycle he was riding eight miles west of here. He was 53. The driver, Orville B. Harrington, Elkhart, was not held by the coroner.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Nov. 3, 1938

ARMEL—Charles, husband of Myrtle, father of Mrs. Irene Gamerdinger and Albert Armel, brother of Chester, Clar-|-ence and Louis Armel and Mrs. Grace Martin, passed away at the residence, 1219 Laurel 8t., Wednesday a. m. Friends may .call at the TOLIN FUNER. HOME, 1308 Prospect St. Services Satur-

day, . m., from the funeral rome. InCrown Hill, Friends invited.

; Steps to speed liquidation of the'

Lost and Found

LOST—Police dog, male brindle, 2931 N. Talbot, collar, tags. TA-0987.

LCST—Black and white female Boston, Rey tail; child’s pet. Reward. HULOST—Brown billfold, Monday night on eis keep money, return contents.

vicinity Reward.

nd Mus Cap- | East St.

Re ALAB.

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RENTAL DIRECTORY

Offering a Choice Selection of APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS

INIA

Apartments for Rent 18

Houses for Rent

Rooms Without Board 14

FP THESE columns do Po, solve rental problem, call RI-5551 and le mail 7% FREE a copy of The Times Renia Directory, offering over 200 vacancies.

4-ROOM MOD. APT, $25

721 Cleveland; also may enter from 718 N. ; good condition; heat and water furnished. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571.

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments, 108 E. Wash., Room 302. LI-5393.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

choice apts. gladlv shown. HE-1328.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W. Vermont. Han

4 Js, and Garden Apts. 7 Fm,;509 gpafh.: Adults only. DR-4793.

AMA, N., 1614—3 rooms, electrolux steam heat; all new, hardwood floors; (unfurnished). LABAMA, 2232 N.—Unfurn, 5-rm, mo Hardwood firs., newly decorated; $2 530. OLIVER H I. CLARK GENCY. LI-5596.

BALSAM, 3606—Bellingham. Lovely bedly decorated; all an

ou r

room apartment: utilities. See cus

BROADWAY AND. 10TH. ‘‘Huggler”’—Bed~ room; redecorated; , Jtilities; also twobedroom; reduced.

1202 N. CAPITOL A oo ST NO. 12. Six rooms, modern, steam heat, Ghpor service; $30 per-mo. OLIVER x, AGENCY, 106 N. Del. LI-58

CHESTER, 1455—New 5-Toom efficiency. foie: water paid: $31.50. 130 E. New

HIGHLAND AVE. 18 N. (Unfurnished)— Five rooms, I EiRiaaire, heat, hot water, $40. See custodian ILLINOIS, 1709 N.—-Neatly furnished 3 rooms, bath. lower duplex: utilities, _ frigidaire. TA-0387.

ILLINOIS, 2611 N.—Unfurnished upper duplex, 4 rooms; kitchenette furnished; good heat; garage. reconditioned. .

JULIAN AVE., 5627—Marilyn; one tedroom apartment, Frigidaire, redecorated, utilities; adults; Irvington. AT 1435 E. LeGrande Ave—$24.50; util. __bd.. secures lovely front efficiency ncy apt.

LIBRARY APARTMENTS, 814 N. Meridian. Furnished and unfurnished apartments; Utilities paid. $ up. MERIDIAN, 3339 N., APT. 3—Unfur. 2 and 3 Jedrooms. gun 3m. elec, reizig nies arage, janitor service H. CLARK AGENCY. LI-5596. PARK, 2302—Attractive, modern iwo-bed-room, unfurnished apartment. Practically new. Reasonable. Adults.

PARK, 4164—Heated upper duplex; long living room; large bedroom; dining room; kitchenette; “bath; all painted walls; stoker heat: Dies AL garage. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 2101—6 rooms, sun parlor, breakfast room, iy enished; _ good condition. LI-1850. BE-4446. PENNSYLVANIA, 3419 Sin attractive two-bedroom; full size rooms. G. E. utilities. TA-5247. SALEM, 3412—Four rooms, lower duplex; heat, water, $33; good condition; garage. BAILEY, RI-6200.

ATTR. FURN. EFFICIENCY

Thoroughly modern $40—1530 N. Illinois.

“ARGE, LIGHT Magic Chef; RI-4687.

efficiency: dinette kitchen, stoker steam heat; water.

DUNBAR, COURT \ 1022 N. West St. 1-Room efficiency: all utilities: including Sectricat refrigeration: $27.50: janitor in

weiter vam ode 5 results at lowest ad word in the city. Phone RI- Tbs Bil) will sent later.

Houses for Rent 19

IF YOU are having difficulty finding just the house you want, phone RI-5551 and we will be glad to mail vou FREE a copy of our Rental Directory.

$8. B50: NEATLY furnished 4-room coltage; i Share car line; utilities. Adults.

$33—HOEFGEN, 314—Unfurnished,

clean, modern five-room bungalow; double ga- _ rage. LI-9264. $35; 219 E. 24TH—Modern 6-room double, thoroughly redecorated, floors refinjshed. -TA-3068. ~~ ~~~ 5-room modern upper dunlex and garage, water paid, $22.50. RI-6412.

BROADWAY. 4330—Modern 6-room bungalow, hardwood floors: iy garage; excellent neighborhood. $50. E. M. IE, RI-7200.

ND. | PROSPECT.

NEWLY DECORATED INSIDE AND OUT

SELECT YOURS TODAY

. 30th; mod, 6 rms. 31% h; mod. 8 gms. gar.. 405 N. Walcott; mod., 9 rms., gar. 3457-9 Kenwood; mod., ‘rms.

616. W. 30th; mod., 6 rms. 913 S. New Jersey; mod. 8 rms. 872 Udell; mod., 9 rms. . Alabama; mod 3 1 rm

1829 Churchman; 1909 Churchman; semi. 4 rms....

Li. 8401 44 Vir. Av.

CENTRAL COURT, 519 N.—Attractive unfurnished, 4 bedrooms; double garage; first class. BE-4446 TI-1850. 3 ENE, 1102—Modern 8-room home; OE ke LI-2376 for a nuiens Key at 2940 Clifton. Reasonable GLADSTONE 1229 N. — Modern 5-room Sore" $40; water paid; garage. CH6026

(2900 West) — Unfurnished

HARRIS, as modern except furnace.

three-bedroom, Yard, garage. BE-074

2348 N. ILLINOIS

7-room modern side of ‘double, located on good transportation ] line; $25.00. RI- -6412.

E N.. 1368—Bungalow, 5 rooms, REA. condition. easily heated; “double garage. CH-6733-M. Sh 0 (NORTH)—Large 3-bedroom double, “iRstarated tile bath; water: $50. CH

NORTH, 41 W. 35TH.—Six rooms, bath, furnace, lights, gas, garage, $24. BAILEY, RI-6200. PRIMROSE, 6020—Five-room bungalow, hardwood floors, fireplace, full basement, _ garage. ' CH-3611. AT 71 Schiller, $22.50, water paid, secures 3-bedroom house; garage. 814 S. SHEPARD 6-room modern bungalow; long living room, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, full basement, garage; in good condition; $30. Bridges _& Graves, 243 N. Del, RI-3477. WOODLAWN, 1419—Five rooms and_bath, garage. Good house for winter. LI-4259.

30TH NEAR CAPITOL — Modern double; furnace overhauled; hold until the &th. HU-2683.

Rooms Without Board 14

IF YOU do not find just the room you want here, phone RI-5551 and ask for a copy of The Times Rental Directory— __we will mail you a copy FR $3.50; SOUTHWEST corner Fall “Crek- ‘rek-Dela-ware; attractively furnished, next bath, shower, innerspring.

5 MONTH, two rooms furnished; adults; __call at 4735 E. 17th. ALABAMA. 2059 N.—Newly turnished rooms, exceptionally well never been occupied. Sse heat, constant hot

nN. 301 = Atiraciivaly furexcelle 2 convenient transportation: suitable ‘for business lady. -0494-W. 2% CARROLLTON, 4337—Two bedrooms, adfon ving Tos foo; good heat; suitable or two CENTRAL, 3710 — S TE large front room, near path, ‘private family; gentle- _ man. HA-1598-R. cor COLLEGE, INE warm, iront room; sie anes, newly decorated; 1 or

DELAWARE, N.. 607—NICE, LARGE LIGHT _ ROOMS. WALKING 1 DISTANCE. GUILFORD, 3602—Nicely furnished, private home; good heat, transportation; gentleman. TA-5799. aan NEW JERSEY, 1907 N.—Desirable iront, near bath, steam heat, comfortably furnished; reasonable. HA-4531 1-W. NEW JERSEY, N., 2113 — Large, warm room, next bath; private home; board __optional PAB, a OAKLAND. 1101 N.—Pleasant, warm; private entrance and bath: convenient transportation; private hom

ORIENTAL, N.. 20—Sleeping room; steam heated. Plenty hot water; Peasonable. References, = enim 511—2 rooms ®nfurnished. Lights and water paid. Rent reasonable.

WASHINGTON. E., 3843—Large, nicely furnished; good heat; constant hot water; _ ter; private home. - IR-3430. WOODRUFF. 559 W. DRIVE—Attractive warm, quiet; shower: Jnnersprings; gentleman; pleasant ho home CH J.. 33D., E., 23—Choice location, maple furnijute, Jonerspring, bath, porch, good _ heat.

Money to Loan

30 Money to Loan

BORROW

On Amounts Up to $150.00

LOANS FROM

330 OCCIDENTAL BLDG. - RI-3587. a

Substanial Savings on Loans—Compare This Rate

TAXES

FURNITURE AUTO DIAMOND LOANS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION

(Third Floor)"

for LESS!

On balance which exceeds $150.00

$10 to $300

S. E. Cor. Wash. and Ill. Sts. RI-3588.

NEAR 34TH AND FALL CREEK—Twin bedroom in private home. Call HA 1082,

Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City. Rooms With Board 15

CARROLLTON. 1429 — For elderly, convalescents or chronic; balanced meals; _good care. RI-3096. CENTRAL, 1218—Aged people; every co comfort and care if desired; reasonable.

warm, meals.

CENTRAL, 2222—$5.00: twin wveds, clean; hot water, three __HA- 3100-W.

JEFFERSON, N., 246—Nice room, private home, employed person; near transportation. Meals optional.

NEW JERSEY. N., 2324—Well furnished room, innerspring mattress; Phone:

__balanced meals; reasonable.

WOODRUFF, 784 E. DR.—Sunny, warm, clean room; e mpioyea girl. Private home.

Breakfast. ‘CH-

11TH, E., 527—Ciean, double or single; excellent heat; privileges; board optional; _ reasonable.

CHILDREN to board: or

sleeping room { mothers. Modern home. 222 So. State. __DR-17293.

WILL BOARD CHILD; PLEASANT HOME, a CARE. REASONABLE. DR-

| ELDERLY lady to share room: good meals. Steam heat; close in. RI- 3213.

Hotels

HOTEL, 359 W. Double, 50c; single, 35c; weekly, $1.50 and $3; dormitory beds, 25c; large lobby, heat, hot water, moining calls.

MILNER HOTEL 36 PER WEEK.

Laundry free. 126 S. Illinois.

$3.50 Up Outside Rms., City heat;

baths, sho'rs in all rms. Housekeeping Rooms

IF YOU DO not find just the room you want here, phone RI-5551 and ask for a copy of e Times Rental Directory— we will mail you a copy free.

, $6.50; vely clean, fro

. lovely clean, front furnished apartments; excellent beds; sink. 1103 Central. ALABAMA, 1516 N.—2 and 3 room furnished apartments. Frigidaires, utilities; private entrance.

BROADWAY, 1134—Two rooms and KkitchEA sink, $5; one room, Kitchenette,

$4;

BROADWAY, 1134—Large room, kitchenette, sink; cccommodae three; $4.50; 1 room, $3 CAPILOL: N., 2025—Adults, large, front. $2.50; two furnished, unfurnished, $5.50. Utilities, garage. CENTRAL, 1948—Desirable front 2-room apartment, furnished; stoker, hot water. Reasonable. Adults. COLLEGE, 2110—Attractively iurn. 2-room __apart.; studio couch, phone, Steam heat. DELAWARE, N.. 517—Large, clean; lower floor; near bath: steam heat. Walking distance.

DELAWARE, 1004 N.—Clean, housekee ing rooms; also warm, _ furnished sleeping room. : 139—Nice clean 1_or 2-room Close in, RI-

comfortable nicely

EAST, N., apartments; innersprings. 3759.

ILLINOIS, N., 1808—Two rooms, with sink; _ $4.50; single oom, 3 _sleeping room, $2. MICHIGAN, E.. —FURNISHED PRIVATE DESIRABLE MODERN. APARTMENT. UTILITIES. ADULTS. 3 NEW JERSEY. N.. 1215—Desirable font 2 rooms, steam heat, private entrance; 1 sleeping room.

NEW JERSEY. N., 2038—Downstairs apartment; 2 rooms, front entrance, good _heat; adults. NEW JERSEY. N., 2042—Room. <itchenette; good heat; sink; Beautvrest; Secale _ laundry. Private entrance. Adults

good _ heat; no Sr

PINE, N., 728—Nicely furnished room, next bath; good heat: very reasonable.

WASHINGTON, 1412 E.—2 rooms with sick, nicely furnished, innerspring. steam heat.

WOODRUFF. 559 W. Drive—exceptionally nice; 2 rooms; frigidaire. mployed ladies. “Investigate.” '* CH-6226-J.

WASHINGTON—Rooms:.

Hoosier Hotel, 440 Mass.

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$20 to $300

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inquiries made of friends or 10 to 20 months to repay.

. TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES Corner Illinois and Market, Phone Riley 5404 1dg., Cor. Washington and Meridian. Riley 1471

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE

“Doctor of Family Finances”

Tune in EDGAR A. GUEST, Wednesday Evenings 9:30. WFBM

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All Indianapolis persons who can make regular monthly payments may apply for a

306-8-10 IND. AVE. RI. 5996 LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES

Equitable Securities Co.

BUCKEYE FINANCE CO.

219 E. Ohio St. LI-55661.

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62,152 subscribers every day in Marion County alone to read your want ad in The Times. Results at lowest word rate

in the city. Phone RI-5551.

WOODRUFF, 2138 E. Michigan—Large 2 or 3 rooms, sink. fireplace, downstairs. Private entrance. 9TH., E., 616—Bedroom, ivi Jvingroo room, 1, kitchenette, bath, furnished; housekeeping rooms; phone.

Personal Services 13

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(Auto Laundry) WASH-U-RITE SERVICE

Free Park Witt Wash, 7:30 a -10 R & B MOTOR INN 330. Ne ILLI

(Auto Supplies)

DUCO—DULUX—PYRALUX—Fulmer Eovers, trim supplies. 25 W. 9th.

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seat RI-

WANTED—Girls over 16 years old or women to sell Forget-Me-Not flowers, Saturday, Nov. 5. Phone LI-9249, head quarters. 29 S. Delaware St.., Room No. 23. DISABLED AMERICAN "VETERANS OF THE WORLD WAR.

WHITE GIRL to work in home for small family; give complete information and write “immediately | to Times, Box 306. WANTED—White housekeeper, and care of 5-year- =0id girl. Home nights and Sundays. TAYLOR, 1105 Ewing. io waitress. P. & M. LUNCH, 843 E. Washington St.

Help Wanted—Female

(Cement Work)

BRICK LAYING, cement work, plastering. porches and fireplaces a specialty. Free estimates. HA-3100-W.

(Chimney Work)

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

(Furnace Cleaning) SMOKE pipes. 28c foot. Furnaces cleaned and Speirs. Guaranteed. Free Estimate.

(Furnace Repairing)

Get want ad results in The Times at lowest word rates in the city. Phone RI-5551 for quick results at low cost.

He!p Wanted—Male

WANTED—Good rate clerk and tariff man. Local truck company . established 12 years. State age, experience, salary Janied and all particulars. Box 614, imes.

WANTED—Auto salesman. A real proposition to producer; new and used. See Mr. ‘McFadden, CITY AUTO SALES, 1910 E. Washington.

Jobs Wanted—Male

RESPONSIBLE voung man. neat appearance, desires position in business; tr pist, * bookkeeper, 6 years experience in small business. Weculd take complete charge of small business. Box 304, care Times.

+ Lessons $1.00 and $1.50. LI-4287.

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Personal Services

VICTOR FURNACES. Stokers. Oil Burners. Parnaces cleaned, repaired. HALL-NE. FURNACE CO. LI-4576.

LET US figure your infnace Jobs, save vou money. LI-4602

Fireplace Wood G. Wil 5420 Fireplace Woo Wood Ni lso BR-0: 0940

(Landscape Contractor) HIGHLAND LANDSCAPE CO.—‘‘Distinctive Landscaping.” rock gardens, trees, shrubs. evergreens. draga. BR-3134. (Mattresses)

comforts. Sold K 431 Mass.

We can

MATTRESSES, pillows, renovated. E. F. BURKLE, Ave. RI-6695. Since 1386.

(Painting)

PAINTING—Inside and out, interior decorating. by hour or contract: references. A-0914 PAINTING patching estimates gree: 1422 Laurel. DR-2038

(Daporhansing) ROOM UP. Paper 3 $41 ERMAN .B

$2.50 furnished.

RI-3165.

and paperhanging, plaster A-1 reference.

Paper ANKS.

For SECURITY and COMFORT see H.E.FRAUERG&Co. 456 E. Wash. St.

DO you i want to raise money for your organization? Our minstrel show is at Jour aj disposal CHURCH MEM ASSN.. 827 Occidental Bldg. RI-

WEISSMAN MOTORS. Studebaker Distributor ~ : 961 N. Meridian. Phone—Day. LI-2511 Night, CH-5242

Permanent Haircut. “Snampoo 15; an INTERNATIONAL “’229 N. Penn. $

Tears, Holes, BurnsMogt Fabrics INDIANA WEAVING CO. LI-9674. Facial, Shampoo 25d Set .-50c RAINBOW BEAUTY ACADEMY 4th Floor Kresge Bldg.

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

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

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR—Moles removed by

electrolysis. PLUMMER-GOLDBACH, 30405 Bankers Trust RI-7083.

THIS AD worth $10 on beauty course __Roya] Beauty Acad.. 401 Roosevelt ] Bldg.

SPECIAL! Hair Cut, Shempoo. Wave 25¢ International, 229 N. Penn IR 5130Moa . nursing home. Day or . night. Doctor’s reference. (Alteration Specialist) ALTERATIONS, Jadies’

Clean, repair,

men’s garments; re eline, Reasonable.

PAPERHANGING — Cleaning, steaming: neat For. Free estimates. Prompt servive White. PENNINGTON. CH-2711-M.

WALTER may 329 S. State. DR-5740. Paperhangimng built-in archways. Guar-

roofing, gen-

PAPERHANGING, painting, e: 30 years’ ex-

eral repairs; reason HEAD.

(Plastering)

CONTRACTING. and a specialty.

perience.

E PRINT everything but money — and help vou ¢ to make that. RICHARDS, THE Indiana Ave.

books, Xmas

JOB _ printing, sales cards. THE STEWAR ART PRESS, 831 Buchanan.

Das 5217. (Radio Service)

Eddy Radio Service, L1-7273

(Rugs Made to Order)

FLUFF chenille rugs made from old ru Two 9x12 cleaned and sized, $5. ACT RUG CLEANERS. HA-3

5, . = lo

(Window Cleaners)

ABBEX dine: 334 BE. Market St.

aes want ads get results at lowest word rate in the rity. hone RI-B851

Bill will be sent later. Farms—Suburban

stores, factories. Paint washing. 1-8700

Boone Co.

all 555s COODE & GOODE i 1266 i

gS [peserie. Patchwork | —

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Houses & Lots for Sale 2

» ACRE—4400 WEST—$2000 Near Kary highway: 4 rooms, gas, lights, driven well inclosed rear porch, bung. type, 2 rooms partly finished an a -car garage, poultry house; terms. CH-5

a. 5655 GOODE & aot iR. 1264 SMALL FARMS Nearly acre tracts, level, very fertile. Near 10th ‘and Post Road. Excellent for

bpiding, and and aching.

12 i FILLING STATION 6-Room modern; 2-car garage, house; shade, fruit on state road of Monument; $3700. CH-5728.

ri. 5655 GOODE & GOODE 18. 1284

2 ACRES—7 MILES SOUTHWEST bungalow, garage, use. Good b $300 down, balance s is a nice little place, and

1s really a bargain. ELZA HENSON 412 Castle Hall Bldg.

Ya AChE IN LAWRENCE, $1650 : lights; good well; gar.; shade; t: paved. !2 square State Road 67; $250 down. CH-5728.

ultry miles

NEAR NATIONAL ROAD—WEST d 5-rm. bungalow: nice front porch.

Good inside wa-

inclosed back porch, gas. elec.,

insurance, ELSON, CH

6204. 2619 E. 12th St.

Davis Real Estate Co.M; Das

10 ACRES, 2 miles southwest of Danville, Ind.; 6-room house, barn, poultry house, garage, elec., phone, nice shade in yard. $2250. ARNESS J: CLINE, 119%

Alabama St. LI-8406,

Results at lowest want ad word rate in the city in The Times. Phone RI-5551.

Business Property 21

FACTORY Pace FOR LEASE 50.000 sq. ft. ae saze) located at W. Washington and Harding Sts. railroad switch, hr, truc Call DR-1477

Elevators: k dock.

ROOMING HOUSE, partly . furnished, 8 rooms: good income. Mu st sell at Loce by owner. Cash, $300.00. 426 E.

DESIRABLE club or lodge room, i floor: oT rental. 5324 W. Washington.

HU-56 Wanted to Rent 23;

RESPONSIBLE COUPLE want home or a furn. or unfurn. Call Sunday. IR-1T 5:

Moving and Storage 24

HOGAN TRANSFER & STORAGE CORP. BR AGE FOR F1

E FURNI Agents AERO MAYFL 863 Massachusetts Ave. RI-3396

ansfer ana Storage—LI-8031. 227 ARO or Clair. caret! White Drivers.” Estimates given

NG_EXPERIENGED white men only MO estimates. BE-1185. 1639 W. Market.

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

Demand an ab-

BE SUE E of Jour title. stract prepare Union Title Co. 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

BARGAIN In the heart of Irve ington. BR-5059. WILL BUILD you a new modern home and fin LL it 90% under FHA. For details he Box 656 Times.

WHY PAY RENT?—$250 Down, $30 month buys seven-room modern home on 30th St. .ACRO REALTY CO. RI-4949. ia:

modern pungaes,

ready bul built, DERN B

BEAUTIFUL, choice es, 81 5. Mo.

1 RI-5182, TA-1562 a

N. | homes face N. Delaware, 63d S

6022 Norwaldo

w S5-rm. mod. home; long living room, Bc built-ins, breakfast room, 2-car garage, wonderful foe plan with plenty closets; see this; $86.0 Approx. $40 per mo. Oliver H. Clark Agcy. LI-5596. CH-6318. :

WEST—10% DOWN

5133 Wayne, 4 roomsS.........c0vv0n.. $1200 5 Sn 12

ms oe Mich., 8 rooms, mod... ...... 3 1921 Dexter, 4 rooms, mod. .. 2500 JOHN R. WELCH & SONS 11-3424

SNOW WHITE

A dandy 5-room bungalow; fl newly vainted and papered. Sgas down and $25 a . Mr. Ostrom.’ OR

L I M GORD CO., 615 _Lemcke Bldg.

NEAR EAST 10TH STREET

Just around the corner from bus line. all kinds of stores, theatre and easy walking distance from schools and churches. We might take some trade. See 1014 Bos art. Mr. Clayton. 4803. FIDELTY TRUST CO. RI-747

= MAYNARD DR. oe SEROT ADDI-TION—5-rm. orick veneer bungalow. Nice large rooms, closets, California stucco finish inside, nice basem:nt, social rm., oil steam heat. side dr.. 75-ft. frontage, 202 ft. depth. Terms. Mr. WY Podtpuit, LI-5596. OLIVER H. CLARK AGCY. AGCY

Real Buy—Well Located

This unusually attractive 5-room home 402 W. : in first-class condition:

cee

refinished San

r ie roof, new paint. etc.: modern Suept

Mr. Edington. HU-5579 WADDY & SPRINGER. INC.

3 DISTINCTIVE HOMES

Left out of 10 in one group. These N. Penn. and Riverview Drive. Each one bi unusual, ultramodern and Ficed to Sol. . BE & M. G. GERDENIC BR-5059

3 INCOOLD -room bun or. $1600—

payments, $14.00

cash; balance, month. TRL Rae SON With

JACK c. CARR R[1-3526 Seven-Room Home—3400 East

Three bedrooms, every detail modern. Small down payment balance like rent. 3 3 Tuxedo. Open. Owner RI-5182. HU212 N. NEW JERSFY—COLONIAL HOME. Well-built, three-bedroom brick veneer, modern. Farquar furnace; extra lavatory downstairs. hree-car garage. Owner.

62,152 subscribers every day in Marion read your want ad :n

in the city. Phone RI-555

Real Estate for Trade 26

78 ACRES, 14 miles west of Columbus on good road at edge of small town. Sevenroom house, barn Br and poultry houses. Will trade ty property or suburbans. ELZA HENSON, 412 Castle Hall Bldg. RI-3689.

DUPLEX on North Peng lvania, A-1 condition, now rented $100 a month, or &iouble East. WILL DORMAN. HE-3264

BUNGALOW East, double north; both mod. Easy terms or trade. HA-3700-W.

Real Estate Wanted

HAVE BUYER for modern 3-bedroom, brick veneer home north, in the vicinity of St. Joan tr Arc. not to exceed $7500 in price

Mr. W UFF, OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY

CASH buvers for doubles and bungalows East. Walter Folkerth East Side Agent. 2815 BE. Washington. CH-2589.

HOMES, single or double, for sale or for rent. LI-7491. HU-2418; HE-4844, GREGORY & APPEL, INC.

Business Opportunities 29

RESTAURANT—Corner locat on; ill health; jelling Liasonan) e. 130 n . 8t., Ko-

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Results_at lowest word rate | _

Houses & Lots for Sale 25| Houses & Lots for Sale 25

119 E. 44th St.

2-Story * home of bedrooms; hardwood floors; full basement; gaBeing put in first class condi-

20 N. DeQuincy St.

A very convenient location; 2-story; 3 rooms down. Aron nh modern with 2-car ‘garage. placed in first class on

31°N. Bolton Ave.

In Irvington: 2-story home; entirely Ire ned; 3 bedrooms; fine large lot. A very convenient location.

3664 Rockville Rd.

Conveniently located west; a 5-rm. bungalow; bath, furnace, ion basement, garage, side drive; being reconditioned.

See or call us for orice and terms on these or other homes we have for sale.

Office Phone LI-840(

{Desirable Homes on Easy 0

1214 S. Talbott Ave.

A close in 6-room house; bath furnace, 2-car garage; reconditioned and in splendid shape.

1624 W. 25th $t.

A lovely home near Riverside Park; rooms; bath, furnace, garage. A completely modernized home.

4350 Baltimore Ave,

A 6-room cottage type home; bath, furnace, 2-car garage. All in splengid condition. Only $2500. A real uy.

1207 N. Warman Ave.

If you want a well located hungalow west see this. rooms. Bath,

Railroadmens Federal Savings

_ AND LOAN ASSOC!

44 VIRGINIA AVENUE »“

furnace, garage. Thoroughiy reconditioned. :

The above is only a partial .ist. Call us for homes in all sections of the city.

Res. Phone HA-1251

Swaps 31

Merchandise for Sale 34

CCC Camp & Army Goods 4-Buckle arctics, raincoats, army wool shirts and breeches. hunting boots, caps.

Tarpaulins, all sizes. 620 620 N. Senate Ave,

Schick "Shavers, ars, $5 to $8.50 Flectric Razor Exch.. 641 Ill. Bldg. LI-8653. 12-QUART steam pressure cooker, Hot

Blast stove, stand victrola, for gun or cash. 752 Shelby. L. F. LOHMAN.

TER BOILER. 20’'x52”, new confor or _shotgun or cash. TA-1669.

STEEL WA _ dition,

Pets—Poultry Livestock 32

AUCTION SALE Friday, Nov. 4, Camden, Ind. 1000 of the best HePetord Cattle produced in Montana and Coloradio, calves, yearlings and two's. Club calves. special car WERTHEIMER CATTLE CO., Camden, Ind. HUNTING HOUNDS—Beagles, Soh st all kinds. guaranteed.

SHO. Y sale. Southwest of Mayvwood about 2 miles on Thompson Road. ‘F. BE. WHITE.

Farm Produce—Flowers 33

pird dogs. 836 Ww.

SMALL “NANCY 1 HALL Sweét Potatoes, ves. 40¢ bushel: Hungarian peppers, 50c bushel. One mile west as, : Ave. on Cossel Road. ZIEGELM

MASCHMEYER EIHIE Trees, shrubs. evergreens, pink azaliamums. DR-1298. 206 W. Troy Ave.

PURE CIDER, 25c per Jal Apples, Grimes _ Golden, Jonathan and Wine Saps. Bring containers. 2330 N. Rural.

Merchandise for Sale

I'= Mothicide Kills moths, and a thelr ar form. At your Deachboi hood dealer or ALBERT G. MAAS CO., 31 Virginia.

15-H. tarr Freeze condensing unit one or Bk condition. Ideal for smal meat Box or Qishiay case. Bargain.

3525 E. Washington IR-1151

¢ g00D USED TIRES *SERT'S TIRE $d 1258 W. rls Bl

PIECE Walnut Bedroom Suite, Cherry 3 gH of FriLwers 8. 9 West Drive, Woodruft Place. ;

SEBURNERS — Hoblasis BATODEL STOVE & FURNACE

Washington. Open To

HAMBERS gas range; Modernistic Theron ‘Todoine, wood baker. only $21.50. 216 E.

50 Up

reasonable. CO., 622 E

1| Garages

Camp rain coats. 4-buckle are Yes, hunting boots, breeches ard breakers. Tarpaulins, While they last 620 N. Senate Ave.

PUENTE Johoisterer 1% for TERaIr SBR _ SCHULTZ, RING AsHop.

LINOLEUM Phone for ' free estle

mates. Lowest rises. RELIABLE RUG CO.. 203 E. Wash. RI-4

Lumber Bargains O. G. Moore & Co. HE-1308, NICE t coat. also 1 dress coat cata. oe ot ¢ collar; reasonable, BR-186 after 7 p. ~

SPRAY booth, exhaust fan and motor, A-1 condition. Sacrifice, cash. 741 W. Washe

ington. All kinds. Heaters, cookers,

STOVE +,aundry. Reconditioned.

Pringle & Johnson., 828 Mass., L1-0068.

USED LUMBER All kinds; lowest

prices. Service. Wrecking. 320 N. West. Ll- -0228. ySED pheailing, 3k 50 ner hundred. MILe ON POPULATION WRECKING CO, 310 S. Delaware. LI-6279.

$100 ELECTRIC range, ‘Hot Point”; used 2Y2 years, $39. 926 E. 59th. ‘BR-4078.

CCC § Wind

caps. all sizes.

1/$80 DINETTE set with Duet 4 chairs,

_ year old, $40. 234 N. Oakl $60 GAS RANGE, table top; green, good baker, $30. Camby. Ind 5 Re 1: Bax 23. $37.50_FLAT-TOP WALNUT DESK, swivel _ chair, used 3 years, $15. 520 N. Colorado,

$10 BABY BUGGY—Gray folding style, used 5 months; $6. 3033 Bro adway. Vie: CCC Camp Hunting Boots = $1 ALL SIZES. 128 S. WEST ST. PR. r BEDFORD 1000 sq. ft.. $34 Rockwool Saad Delivered on your lot. O. G. Moore & Co. HE-1308,

HOTBED SASH, 6 stands Itali : ee. 200 flower pots. 315: 3789, holley

DIES’ COATS—Black, Ta, 1 a polo, $10. (38. 40, 2H ni hay Maytag Authohized Dealer. Parts and Setve _ ice for all washers & sweepers, 608 Mass. NEW cement blocks .or sale. 3x8x16, 9c, 11c, delivered. BE-4044 2750 W. Michigan,

NEW fur trimmed coats, siz Close out, $10 1331 Prospect, 16. 15. 5. RANGE (wood-coal). $20; kit $2.50; oil range bs. 5435 AE ficabiber, RUSH JOBS MAKE U MILE. IDEN INTING, 685 ny Bldg. RI-6530, Ch bedroom suite, - _ tress and springs. “Cart CRCebe ha mats. SNOW SUIT, 3-piece; reed bab 3 __Wagon; trieycle; high chair. 28417."

fixtures, bakers’ equi a: ere Trae