Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 November 1938 — Page 14

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THREE GIRL PUPILS

EW APPROACH TO MEDICINE IS SUGGESTED

“Indiana Plan’ Leads Way,

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% Dr. Baker Tells Social

Agencies Council.

*- The same physicians who fear

state interference in private medi- ~ cine paradoxically ask the State to care for the mentally ill and mentally indigent, Dr. Herman Baker, - Indiana Medical Association pastpresident, said today. He said this was caused by an outmoded point of view and Sug gested an eight-point program to correct it. Dr. Baker spoke before the Council of Social Agencies at the Y. W. C. A. on the subject of “Medical

Practice in a Changing Social Order.” He said:

.- “I think first in importance is the conception and sponsorship of a ‘widespread program of preventive medicine—the so-called “Indiana Plan”—a plan which later was adopted by the American Medical ‘Association and the American Le‘gion for nationwide, use as a pre‘yentive medicine program.

Subsidy Principle Backed

“Second, the development of a far-reaching program of graduate

education that will utilize every| “hospital and every County medical

society in the State for the purpose

fof keeping the medical profession

informed of the new developments sin medical practice. “Third, the acceptance of the principle of subsidy by government

~ in the care of the medically needy.

“Fourth, the acceptance of the

. principle of hospital and sickness

insurance. “Pifth, integration of the work of

= the State Health Department, the

U. S. Public Health Service, the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, the Crippled Children’s Bureau and .other agencies of government into "the daily life of praciicing physicians. “Sixth, the maintenance of close

- liaison and co-operation with the

National Health Conference, the United States bureaus dealing with

.:- health activities, and lay organiza-

tions dealing with health activities. “Seventh, the development of a

very active bureau of lay education - in health matters.

* Must Yield Privileges “Eighth, participation in the work

of the various health councils in the

State. “These and many other things have been accomplished quite recently by the physicians of Indiana to adapt themselves to the chang-

«ing needs.

“We see constantly increasing

_ complexity, mechanization and ur-

banization of civilized man. This has been called progress, but, apparently, if man is to enjoy the

~~ advantages of all this progress, it

will have to be paid for by surrendering privileges that have been

enjoyed previously and for which

he has made such a long fight. The "more specialized and the more dif~ .~ferentiated society becomes, the .more the individual members will

> ‘have to give up liberties and as“sume duties toward that society.

“At the moment, we are faced

. with the problem of how to tie the . modern concept of preventive and

curative medicine into a rapidly

. changing social order which is still

in such rapid transition that the di-

“. ection is not yet defined.”

PREDICTS GROWTH

OF LARGER CITIES

1. U. Professor Says Small Cities Will Become Smaller.

: Times Special

CHICAGO, Nov. 15—Dr. Arthur ° M. Weimer, Indiana University professor of real estate, said current trends “appear to indicate that the larger cities will become larger and the small cities will become

smaller during the next few years.”

He addressed the Society of Resi-

- dential Appraisers.

““Despite some changes in gen-

" the depression years, there do not appear to be any immediate forces . which will counteract the genes] 1930,” Dr. Weimer said.

-. WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 (U. P)). —An agent for the House Commit“tee Investigating un-American activities agreed today that Charles Bruce Swift of Pittsburgh, identi-

' fied as a naval intelligence officer, _ is an organizer for the Silver Shirt

movement. : a C. Metcalfe, the investir, charged that Mr. Swift used Be position to promote sub-

BE activities.

Navy Department officials said their records showed Mr. Swift is a jundor lieutenant in the Naval Reserve [specializing in engineering.

or They declined comment on Mr. " Metcalfe’s statement.

Mr. Swift, in Pittsburgh, denied rge as “absolutely ridicu-

REPORT MOLESTING

Three school girls reported to potoday they vere molested by

series of minor overnight crimes. _ A 17-year-old Shortridge High “School pupil told police a man fol--Jowed her from 37th 8t. and Central Ave. to her home four blocks away. Two School 45 pupils, aged 14 and said a motorist accosted them as + awaited a streetcar at 23d St. ‘and Central Ave. He drove on when car approached, police said,

a A mL KIWANIS IN CONTEST

Two Kiwanis “political” parties— 4 the Streamliners and Blue Ribbons

will t forces at 6:30.p. m. toTon in ‘the in Club. Sometime 1 between e soup and : Kiwanians will know er eal T. Hamill, leading LA Tones Overley, Blue Ribbon

eral population movements during.

, will

W. A. McIntyre zs 8 =

Dinner Friday Set in Honor of

Commissioner

Retiring from Salvation Army

Mrs. W. A. McIntyre

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McIntyre, Wife

tndianapclis and Indiana Salvation Army leaders will give a farewell dinner at the Claypool Hotel Friday in honor of Commissioner William A. McIntyre, Central States director, and Mrs. McIntyre.

is making his final tour of the territory he has commanded the last eight years. All Salvation Army leaders in the state have been invited to attend the dinner, which will be preceded by a two-day conference for discussion of administrative problems. Prederick E. Schortemeier, Indianapolis attorney and president of the local Advisory. Board, and Col. Bertram Rodda, state commander, will have charge of the conference and dinner. Commissioner and Mrs. McIntyre first served the Salvation Army in Newfoundland and Canada, being transferred to California 45 years ago. Since then, Commissioner McIntyre has had charge of nearly every administrative area in the United States. He has interested himself especially in developing Salvation Army property and plant requirements. His successor has not yet been selected. A farewell meeting for Commander and Mrs. McIntyre is to be held Friday evening in the Capitol Ave. Citadel, The meeting will be open to the public.

16 AUTO AGGIDENTS LEAVE 12 INJURED

Mail Truck Driver Remains In Critical Condition.

Twelve persons were injured, none seriously, in 16 auto accidents reported to police overnight. Twenty-| seven motorists were arrested, seven on speeding charges. In municipal Court today, 26 drivers were fined $109, with an additional $127 suspended. Meanwhile, George Wirtz, 22 of 910 W. New York St., U. 8. mail truck driver, remained in a critical condition in Methodist Hospital.

truck collided with an auto at Senate Ave. and Ohio §8t. Police made 27 traffic arrests, including seven alleged speeders. Albert Stewart, 31, of West Lafayette, was arrested yesterday for failure to stop at a preferential street, after his auto collided with another car at 42d St. and Clarendon Road. Richard Thornton, 21, of Bianas, riding with him, was treatfor head bruises at Methodist ol

CONTRACTS LET FOR 51ST ST. SCHOOL

Contruction of new Grade School gl at Baltimore Ave and 51st St., is to start immediately, A. B..Good, schools business director, said today.

Contracts for the general construction, plumbing, heating and lighting of the $241,000 structure were awarded yesterday at a special meeting of the School Board.

Contract for the general construction was awarded to the Service Construction Co. on the low bid, $173,996; Frank E. Irish, plumbing, $12,382; Freyn Bros, heating and ventilating, $20,606, and Hadley Electric Service Co., wiring, $6454. The construction is to be financed by school bonds and a PWA grant of $108,517.

Commissioner McIntyre, who is to ® *|retire Jan. 1 after 55 years service,

Police said he was injured when his :

300 ATTEND. B. REGION MEETING

Dr. King Vivian Will Speak To Delegates Tonight; Plans Discussed.

The regional conference of the United Brethren Church began today at the First U. B. Church here, with about 300 in attendance. The morning program consisted of a review of the work of the church and .plans for the coming year by the Rev. D. D. Gregory, Dayton, secretary of the Board of

Administration. i Dr. King Vivian, former Southwestern University president, and

now pastor of the McKendree

Methodist Church, Nashville, Tenn.,

will deliver an address at the night |{#

meeting, Several seminar sessions were scheduled for this afternoon. e conference is to continue through Thursday.

PRESSMAN INJURED

eorge West, 43, a pressman for the C. E. Pauley & Co., 225 N. New Jersey St., was injured today when his | necktie caught in a press. The press was stopped and as Mr. West jumped back to clear himself, he fell to the floor, it was reported. Methodist Hospital attaches said his skull was fractured and that his condition was fair. He lives at 426 inth St.

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NAZARENES IN 9-DAY MEETING

Sunday School Department Resumes Sessions Today; Rev. Miller Talks.

Sessions of the Nazarene Church District Sundal School conventioh, which opened last night, were resumed today at the First Church of the Nazarene with more than 200 attending. The principal speaker at the twoday convention is the Rev. H. V. Miller, Chicago, scheduled for addresses at 11 a. m.,, 3 p. m. and 8

p. m. : The Rev. Jesse Towns, district superintendent, was to discuss ‘“Spir-

the morning session. The Rev. W. E. Albea, guest pastor, was to speak on the “Importance of Departmental Organizations.” Other speakers on today’s program are the Rev. Everett Atkinson, pastor of the West Side Church of the Nazarene; the Rev. T. W. Stofer, general zone chairman;. the Rev. Joseph Collins, Morristown; the Rev. H. J. Rahrar, pastor of SouthSide Church of the Nazarene, and Miss Marie Phillips, Hi-N. Y. zone superintendent.

JOINS LAW FIRM George J. Hoffman Jr., 4057 Ruckle St., has announced his association with the law firm of Blue & Haupt, 726 Peoples Bank Building, n the general practice of law. Mr. Hoffman is a native of Indianapolis, attended Butler University, is a graduate of the Indiana Law School.

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411934 W. MICH. ST.

is Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1938 FAHRBACH—George (Jonie), béloved husband of Elizabeth Fahrbach, athe of

Fras brother of Shee. Lav ok henbera., brother o s.| Laura ohenber-

er, Sunda morning. Weanesday, 8:30, 1 rid the home, 1219 N. 8S. Peier aad Paul the homie.

C Av 9 a. a, m., Cathearal, ds may call at at his residence

away M., assed 3210 N. aleridian v Sunday afternoon. to li Jidian ‘at the Sco Rite Cathedral Wednesday, 12-1:55, Jollow ‘clock. Friends

wife of Chazles N po passed po Monday foam on yj FL. & B AN MORB® PS call at the mortuary 7

HINMAN—Zona Elizabeth, beloved wife of Pearl Hinman dajgnier of Wilbern Baker, sister of Mrs.|Goldie Milam, Irene and Frank Baker, | departed this life Monday, age 43 yeals. eral Wednes16, at He Roosevelt Temple M. E. Church, 2 pm . Burial Crown Hill}: Nie Friends invi ted. Friends ray call at the MOORE & KIRK NORTHEAST FUNERAL HO 2530 Station St. rs, beloved husbsnd

of Retta Meise, brother of Miss Arna Meise, Vincennes, (Ind., passed away

Monday evening at his hom 437 Prospect St. Funeral jursday, 9 a. m., at the G. H. FUNERAL HOME, 1550 S. East St. Friends invited. Burl Vincennes, Ind. RANDOLPH-—David, of 3264 Ruckle, passed away suddenly Monday morning, father of Philip, Joseph and L information regarding se N RUBEN

MEISE—Albert, 61 yes

rvices, call

SHEETS—Harvey, age 66, father of Edgar B. and brother of Mrs. Cora Lambert, Mrs. Mary Shubert and Mrs. Jessie Kreis, away Monday

SCHLENSKER—Lelah, Schlensker, mother William Schlensker,

wife of Albert H. of Rosemary and daughter of Mrs. L. C. Caldwell, sister of Raymond and Stanley Peezle and Mrs, Robert Rose, died Monday at St. Yincelit's Rosita), Brjends may call at the KIR MORTUARY. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 P; m., at the mortuary. Interment Washington Park Cemetery. Friends invited.

loved husband of Rose

Roy Whitaker and Dortha Bowell, departed this Ii Tuesday: Funeral ursday at MOOR. KIRK IR IRVING RTUARY, 5342 £ Washington, 2 m, ds invited

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liner; the low-cost meals in the ||SELL six graves on 13-grave lot, near Hardwood Hoors: Scar Barapa: 2 So retutied chats, shower. | WOODRUFF, 859 W. DRIVE—Unfurnished, cheery Fred Harvey lunch. bi “Masonic Cemetery, Was hing gellent neighborhood. 0. 5M no, sentierian. CH-63 226-J : i large room: asioser, kiichen, Frigidaire; counter-diner; the special car [= BR Ee, ey |r double E, Drive Girls. “share | ori ST. 3415 E Three lighi Howse for Worgs aad children; the Lost and Found 7 - Soooraisd; garage. Ri-1960, evenings each. CH-0743 ’ dda keeping ‘rooms; everything furnished. - free and frien y service O. e registered courier-nurse. A trip LOST—Black ck suede] purse, between Wheel- / : } on El Capitan is a vacation r's on £. Christ Church, Righlight in itself! Sontaining Eversha rR, Den, keys. com: Personal Services 13/Farms—Suburban 20| Houses & Lots for Sale 2 pac ec -5228. THE SCOUT LOST—Man’s diamond tie pin, vicinity 73 ACRES, 12 niles from Stock Yards.|OQwners. Say Sell—$50 Down : - Good seven-room house, large barn, ; DAILY ECONOMY TRAIN So and Keystons iehan. 43 fs night, anne | nay OS ErOLT ree ‘chicken houses. A real stock farm. $5000. 3533 N. Jefferson, 5 rm. mod. bung. © The Sc Oub-populer transcontinene En St. CH-6666. Rew H.E. FRAUER4Co. S300 ON Dales on your ow Jerms = 33 7 Hons, : rm. bung., gas, city water, - \ . n, iafa withousexira fare Sepasi rom $5 REWARD for lady's Gruen wrist watch, 3% P Nosh Castle Hall. RI-3680. aise N. 6th, Beech Grove, 5 rm.. mod., Chicago, Kansas City,and Los Angeles white gold. 2322) Union St. DR-5023-M. 10 ACRES, 2 miles southwest of Danville, | Bevill So look, ci $ail MOS DER, 214 N. o Swift, spacious, sir-con- 62,152 subscribers every day in Marion | Je FOOT treatments. DR. A. Bo HALL, | “ing; 6-toom nouse, barn, poultry house, | mes Cam aitioned. it carries the latest type County alone to jead your want gd in in 403 Kresge Bldg. RI-3198 arage, elec. elec., i nice e st ade in In yard. SOUTH TEMPLE~-Pour Foo, improved es; roomy sle e_ Times. sults at lowest word ra NESS ca gs a (Club car, £08 sleeper patrons; s in the city. Phone RI-5551. (Alteration Specialist) Alabama AK LI-840 TERRACE AVE.—Five rooms, semimode tr arvey diner serving delicious , + , . ERA 8, 1 men’s garments; B.~ TT WwW. oe 204 aday meals to all; and provides Help Wante d—Female 8 ALTER Tels dies reline. Reasonable. | 5-Rm. bu 3 gt heat, elect. pump, Ww. McCARTY Four rooms, water, lights, ee porter and courier-nurse service, EYER Oo. JA : acres of ground, 6 outbuildings. ht Easy terms, OWNER, \RI-7017. arge brooder house, ventilated; ac bod HOUSEKEEPER—F1ll charge in motherless| ee p t. TA-6667. » f BRot ie hay Gen. Agent home. Write 203 W. Wainut 8., Nobles- 33 nd’ 5 Jes oe an) fonsedo, Ho alk KOENCY L1.5596. rade in Your C Old House s x . . n POLIS, 98 ville, In (Auto D: £ SHELBY CO., 80 acres, good land and line, stores, Schools, oto ON Has +P Panes Riley 3077 MIDDLE-AGED aio housekeeper, more © ARMATURE WORKS — Generators,| bldg.; Marion Co., 80 acres, northeast of Clayton, HE'4803. Fidelity Trust for home ft wages. Call evenings.|™ ries exchanged. repaired; ignition | City.’ TA-4286. A, SLI Sead folders: [I EJ Capitan; [) Sconty IT 408%: service. 312 S. East. LI-5039. JOHN D. CASE.” "FM NON. Penn.. B-2] "2500 EAST OQ California; 0 faces from. MIDDLE-AGED woman, neat; house- 5-Rm. i ue 4 work; more home than wages; adults; (Carpenter Work) ¥%-ACRE filling station and 6-room mod-|roof, new aint inividal “fin Tepapered: 10. _ references. HA-2275-M. TWO-CAR GARAGE—Built complete, in- ume: 2-car garage; ed Bouse; Reconditioning floors and woodwor Name. WHITE girl 25:30; feneral housework: one cludin labor, $195. New materials. | shade: thu t. S300. § ale Toa miles 0 locaijon, to ose, a3 oth 3 hh $3500; 10% Addy child. nuckle mif.To s RI-5655. GOODE & GOODE IR-1264. = NAPPY bungalow in nice district we ay roofing, general house Te- | oom mney sport; all till- 8 st, 1938 1S A SANTA FE YEAR Help Wanted—Male 9 Ir and remodeling: easy pay plan. CH- 3 ear Log! 3 modern except tub fixtures, newly painte able;. good fencing and barn; $2000. ed, built-ins. Reasonabl i f $2200 2265 5. Build your own home. 211 Meridian| easy terms. John White, TCH 2505, wh i MAN — Willing to work, experienced in (Chimney Work) Life Bldg. RI-5922. JACK C. CARR. RI-3526. CT 3 \ ie BR mats: a until ann Cc pointing, rebuilding. old, atmos omy — lee. ove n rv Re La LL pared by. Vemand 62 abe 77 pp Give references | in first letter. Don’t . - 2 y, yr 2 4 answer unless you can fill these re- Shimneys Sapp ed, cleaned cuit 3 nion Title Co. SON, DR-0 21 quirements. Box 645, Ti : | Business Property . S i FFERERS Contractors Equi ment) 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg. A] Al EN AN Over BD car to tage] (Contra quip Get want ad results in The Times at southern Indiana. Must have successfu FOR LEASE lowest word rates- in. the city. Phon

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elderly or assist co WITH N. Tacoma. (Laundry) Hoo Mev -Facking. Damothing RE. Cost. 308, can learn from us if it can Jobs Wanted—Male 11 Wun vant yating io Sa | SRST OBS | nen so 1 muse se guys ct r: shirts 8 ents * : = -5138. : 8638 Massachusetts Ave. RI-3396| closing 1s very moderate; With such —. - : ngs possible, re to, make ¥ AN Wining trate g bine, (Mattresses) A. B. C. TRANSFER & STORAGE, LI-8031. Bal liroadmen’s vour stop tor 8 Experienced in, electr Ey “suinaloatles + 227 E. St. Clair, “Careful White Driv-| Home Loan portering, ete References. HA-2157-M. TTRESSES. pillows, comforts. i ers.” Estimates given. MAN—Aged 26 to do general Li work; | Ienovated. E. F. URKLE., 431 Mass good references; or hospital orderly. CH: Ave. RI-6695. Since Houses & Lots for Sale 25 (Painting) tn P. terior, exterior, by contract: | 2353- N. OLNEY—4 Rms., semi-mod., gar. 3 Schools & (Instructions 12 A york Guaranised; best references. ‘Call| near school. Price $1800. 5300 own. — at PIANO—Popular and classical with wu: Davis Real Estate Co. “i:.53i5°| Business Opportunities 29 thorized Feacher. HU-7465. Call morn-| (Paper Cleaning) NEAR CENTRAL ON 20TH. GRE. cleanin aint wash-| Nine-room duplex; live downsta Ten ROOMING HOUSE—Eight rooms room VOCAL Lessons 31.003 and s1.00. | IR-7588 Paper CAN MARE. p the upstairs to make ne ments. of furniture, a income, $250 roa, By h ing) Terms. Jack Cline, HE-1138. owner. RI-7 hy I Phe, rant ag word RI-S581, (Paperhanging ONLY $200 down, 5 5-rm, mod.; frepl., lon : APEREANGING—_100 per oll cenera] to-| Uring rm; ful basement. Cotper (2 | Swaps Personal prvices 13| pair, work, carpenter. brick work.| VST ARDER 'CH-b025.

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Private etnrance; newly decorated; 1 or $3 HOUSEKEEPING, oom. neds sath: 5 Ao 2302—Just She So vo for two | DEARBORN, 1204 N.—Warm front, mod-|__N: Alabama. bedrooms; redecorated; = unfurnished;| ern private Re suitable 2 gentlemen, | $3.50—2 clean rooms, private entrance. 129 aduMts; reasonable. garage optional. CH-1242- Miley Ave SYLVANIA, N., 3043—Newly deco-|GUILFORD, 3602—Nicely furnished, pri-|$56—2 NICELY furnished rooms, rated, dinette furnished apartment; re-| vate home. good ey, transportation; | utilities. Private Home, Walking sighs eentont private entrance; steam heat.| hot water, shower. TA-5799. tance. 720 E. Nin 4. | HOYT, 1541—Nicely furnished, steam heat, | CENTR. on o one-room &parte PENNSYLVANIA, 2107 N. — Two ~ewly| hot water, Nha private entrance.| ment; well furnished, near bath. .ReasBERT S; GADD completed unfinished SDsFimenis; i DR-1894. onable. RI-3802. ; , refrigeration; table-top stove;| JULIAN, 5319—One block south E. Wash-|COLLEGE, 1547—3 rooms, furnished, live 2430 Prospect St. DR-5307, | Venetian blinds. g ington; nicely furnished; good heat;| ing room: kitchen, in-a-door bed; adults. GRINSTEINER'S PN eo Se lower duplex; Raion: __ private home. _ Reasonable. : ace; excellent condition; -— . 1601 E. New York RI-5374| utilities: marae: Ta-Babr. 0 Coo | NE ERE 0 Neo an: ent ta nal! i 2 oo aguas Bae PERSONAL SERVICE UNUSUAL brick colonial, four-room un-| nished; Easousble. pd n1 Wo. WARE, 914—I-room| apartment, furnished a pariment; AL utilities: vapor NEW JERSEY, 2066 — Pront room, AT dood heat, hot water, Walk2 x8 neatly ho ant Bot water,| ing distance. HISEY TITUS N DUNEAR, COURT Na LT TAS. Twin beds, show. DE A: 1 nents, TOF 3 ahs —~Twin s, shower; enette artmen 5 or : 51 Mop VARY ob 1-Room LL v: all "uli hcludt vers Lae, d desirable environ-| sink; overstuffed: phan . ARE ency: alu 25 nclu ng ment. TA-GI1t DELAWARE, 2024 N.— HE) or 3 with LI-3828. ® electrical refrigeration: $27.50; janitor in| NEW JERSEY, 2217 N.—Large iront, new| private bath: Sai or unfurnished: L pk maple furniture, redecorated, inner- electric refrigeration, heat, ‘utilities, G. H. HERRMANN spiinge or studio couch; private : see phone HT N=% i 5 1505 8. EAST ST. DR-4471, evenings. v Attractive 2-room : MOORE & KIRK Nove: good heat: widow's Home: Gentle BE aaauel le) LoToom apart, ? cove; good, | ea, ow’s home; g . |. . = ol ol ILLINOIS, N., 2020—Beatutiful front aS pene Hou or Rent 8c res Fi . 5 No path; private Sine: all transporta- ntrance; employed 048 N. Illinois St. L1-5409, | BEVILLE, 531, N.—6-rm. mod. double; | tion; evenings. HA-4785-M. JEFFERSON, 226 N.—2 hE oe bath on . O39: 1 water paid; $25 ODGEN, 533 — oan BM Apt. 61;| ground floor; modern; private entrance, USHER ORTU ARY ia geod a3 aif mod. bungalow; sleeping room, stam heated. REYSTONE, ns N.—3 JPofurnished rooms, : Fors iA, N., 1031—Refined pri- chen privile os. u. a Y. a= ; BRIXIES & GRAV. 26 N. Del. RI-3477 og hn furnished: good heat; zage. Hearne M3 W Wa: "St. Be. 4567 $12, N,, a rm coiiage (not mod.), 1| hot water: gentleman. LI-3116. NEW JERSEY 9 N.—Nicely furnished 2 . asin. t., €. ' acre, gar. Others { PENNSYLVANIA, 2009 N. [.—Large Tront {partment igi bath; excellent $26—STATE, 741 S.—Strictly SS erm. room, constant hot water, 1 or 2 gentle-| 1a one . J. C. WILSON double; good furnace, garage. DR-6576.| men, reasonable. HA-4528-M. ~~ |NEW JERSEY, 8. 1024—4¢ rooms up and DR-0321, 1230 Prospect St. PENNSYLVANIA, 2939 N. — Large front, Soma. porch; yard: utilities. $6. HA-

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