Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1939 — Page 12

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STATE CITIES

rericanism Programs and

Oratorical Contest to Be Conducted.

, series of Americanism programs key cities of Indiana and an

are being planned By Indiana can Legion officials. bh projects will be part of the ion’s annual program to empha‘tolerance and American opnities, according to Joseph F. s State Americanism director of x on.. The oratorical contest will be conjucted among Indiana high school in March. Regional winners ‘compete in the Legion's national Bost ending April 14 in Spring-

Eddie Cantor, comedian, has doted $4000 as one of the major jards in the national contest, Mr.

‘& scholarship for the winner at American university.

medical attention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 16 U. P.).—The text of Presient Roosevelt's special mesage to Congress today on pcial security: Four years ago I sent to the newly | zonvened Congress a message trans“mitting a report of the Comm’ ee -on Economic Security. In that: ossage I urged that Congress consider the enactment into law of the prom of protection for our people tlined in that report. The Con5s acted upon that recommenda-

Bouriy Act in effect through the; and breadth of our country.

? This act has Smply proved its es-

ployed persons have received out of work benefits amounting to $400,000,000 during the last year. A Federal old-age insurance sys- , the largest undertaking of its d ever attempted, has been or- - Banized and under it there has been set up individual accounts covering : 42,500,000 persons who may be ‘dikened to the policy holders of a rivate insurance company. . In addition there are the splendid . - ccomplishments in the field of pub3 health, vocational rehabilitation, aternal and child welfare and reited services made possible by the bcial Security Act.

PROUD OF PROGRESS

We have a right to be proud of ano progress we have made in the : ort | time the Social Security Act cor in operation. However, we derelict in our responsibilI y if we did not take advantage of the experience we have accumulated strengthen and extend its pro“visions, * I submit for your consideration a report of the Social Security Board, hich, at my direction and in accordance with the Congressional | andate contained in the Social curity Act itself, has been assemling data, and developing ways and means of improving the operation f the Social Security Act. + I particularly call attention to the esirability of affording greater old‘age security. The report suggests a two-fold approach which I believe be sound. One way is to begin he payment of monthly old-age enefits sooner, and to liberalize the benefits to be paid in the early y The other way is to make proportionately larger Federal grants in aid to. Wins states with

ian and should be-accomplished in ich a way as to’ involve little, if ny, additional cost to the Federal government. - Such a method embdies a principle that may well be Dpliea to other Federal grants-in-

SPEAKS OF CHILDREN

also call attention to the de‘sirability of affording greater protection to dependent children. Here again the’ Teport suggests a two-fold pproach which I believe to be ound. Ore way is to extend our Federal old-age insurance system so 848 to provide regular: monthly nefits not only to the aged but also to the dependent children of workers dying before reaching reement age. The other way is to ralize the Federal grants-in-aid to the states to help finance assistance to dependent children, As regards both the Federal oldage insurance system and the Federal state unemployment compensation system, -equity and sound social policy require that the benefits be extended to all of our people as rapidly as administrative eXperience and public understanding t. Such an extension is parSedat important in the case of . . Federal old-age insurance} | ‘Even without amendment, pi ‘old-age insurance benefits payin the ‘early years are very } in comparison with the taxes} This is necessarily so in order thal these benefits may accomplish I purpose of forestalling depen-| . But this very fact Creates|

of the success of the Social ity Act is due to the fact that ‘the programs contained in Act (with one necessary ex0 n) are

: This method given us“flexible administra‘and had ‘enabled us to put programs into operation . Howew: “some § domi-

{states and citizens thereof rather

iSecurity Act in affording greater

lupon which each one of our citizens

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harmful. Therefore, I recommend that the states be required, as a condition for the receipt of Federal funds, to establish and maintain a}. merit system for the selection of personnel... Such a requirement would represent a protection to the

than an encroachment by the Federal Government, since it would automatically ‘promote efficiency and eliminate the necessity for minute Federal scrutiny of state operations. I cannot too strongly urge the wisdom of building upon the principles contained iff the present FSocial

protection to our people, rather than turning to untried and demonstrably unsound panaceas. As I stated in my message four years ago: “It is overwhelmingly import ant to avoid any danger of permanently discrediting the sound and necessary policy of Federal legislation for economic security by attempting to apply it on too ambitious a scale before actual experience has provided guidance for the permanently safe direction of such

A Ben Davis bus, Indianapolis bound with 168 passengers early today, was struck by a truck trailer in the 4700 block W. Washington St. Only two passengers were reported slightly injured and they refused

sible for one Incorrect insertion.

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| Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Monday, Jan. 16, 1939

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Income Tax Puzzle You?

It’s Simple!

A puzzled income taxpayer asked U. 8, Internal Revenue Department officials -today how to compute his exemptions for only a part of a year of married life, “I was single six months and married six months,” the taxpayer informed a clerk. “It’s easy,” replied Thomas Horner, . information : clerk. “Just divide $1000 (exemption for single persons) by sixtwelfths for the time you were single and $2500 (exemption for married persons) by the ‘same fraction for the time you were married, then add both

answers.” In case the fractions are too unwieldly, merely divide by one-half, he said.

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efforts. The place of such a fundamental in our future civilization is too precious to be jeopardized now by extravagant action.” We shall make the most orderly progress if we look upon social security as a development toward a goal rather than a finished product. We shall make the most lasting progress if we recognize that social security can furnish only a base

may build his individual security through his own individual efforts.

‘FROZEN’ GASOLINE INVENTED FOR PLANES

NEW YORK, Jan. 16 (U. P).— Assen Jordanoff, transport flier and engineer, announced. today a new and sensational method of reducing

the fire hazard in aviation. _ Mr. Jordanoff “freezes” aviation gasoline at a temperature of 100 degrees below zero, centigrade, ‘in a dry ice and alcoholic cooling mechanism built around a plane’s gasline tanks. As it passes into the motor it is heated to normal temperature by another special mechanism.

V.F.W. WILL PETITION FOR BUILDING FUND

National officers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars prepared today to petition the Indiana Legislature to appropriate funds for a V. F. W. headquarters building to be con-|

Ugly Eczema

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HELP 15 MILES OF KIDNEY TUBES

Hay tubes or filters which hel about 3 pints a day or about 3 poun

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structed opposite the American Legion national headquarters here. The resolution, prepared yester-|’ day at the annual midwinter conference of the Indiana department, proposed that thé State erect the building and that the organization be responsible for the upkeep of the interior.

BUND LEADERS GIVEN WARNING BY POLICE

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 16 (U. P.).— Five German-American Bund leaders, including West Coast Director Herman Schwinn, were threatened with criminal syndicalism charges today after police had confiscated 10,000 anti-Semitic handbills. Authorities told them that if the handbills were reprinted, they would be charged under. City or State

syndicalism statutes. The men were then released.

rte ate ria ee D'ANNUNZIJ IDYLL FOUND RIVAROLO, Italy, Jan. 16 (U.P.). —An unpublished manuscript by Gabriele d’Annunzio was discovered today in a collection of old papers left. by the poet. It is a romance, “Night Idyll,” dealing with the underworld,

SERGT. KINDER REDUCED

Sergt. Claude Kinder was reduced lin rank today to a patrolman by Chief Morrissey,

\ ery of colds.

Mothers Standby in Treating

ry COLDS

o€: y If your children keep (ee? Z goiting down with y little colds all winter use vies VapoRub these three simple ways. : Vv. For relieving discomforts of chest colds and night coughs, rub VapoRub on throat, chest and backat bedtime. VapoRub’s poul-tice-vapor action relieves local congestion—eases muscular sore-

‘ness or tvightness—helps the youngster relax into restful sleep.

Vv, For coughing and jrritated throat caused by colds, put VapoRub on the child's tongue. It melts, trickles slowly down—

Bois

Aly an Tuesday Burial Cov’ Bil Friends may call at the Jjortuasy, [Lima (O.) papers please op

HOME. Friends invi ted.

age

Mrs. Marthaellin Jones, Indian Willie Roberts, Stewartsville,

Hor

GENTRY-—Ernest J., age 57, beloved husa Ia of Paul,

band Ral Away Sunda SHI Illinois and 10th St.

Friends inv Friends may call a

HAR

flinoly ; after 12° 30 p. le Belle, 80 years, of 2310 f Mrs. Wil

Shelby St 2h PORTER, janitor. Houseman; best of rel-

Hull, ‘Mrs,’ Oran Smith of and, W. H

Barth ee ace M rown Hill ICE.

call at the home, 418 E. I

LIPSCOMB Marearet, Frank. Mrs. Margera t Oliver, Lipscomb, departed this~

ts. Friends InSite” residence. KIRK SER

PITTS—Paul J. of Frances Pitts, passed Funeral Wednesday.

Illinois at 10th’ St. Friends may call at the Sy Va a. m, esd Dryor,

Noblesville. Services Wednesdav, x G yY

ville. Friends hay call at the any tim

RAUSCHER—1da Pp.’

: a Sen or STONE—Dr. Rober Ottwell, Stone, passed ety 8 Saturday evening. LEY BROS.

at 10th Shs auesd invited. ] a

Wotan atin mother of Lowry, George and He or er George : parted, thi life y . peral L dlr A FonRnL 0 Dood Wee tics after

E m, iends may

Haley, grandmother of Miss

PLAN Sunday afternoon. x BUCHANAN p. m, Friends

COULTER — Maud, widow of the ‘late} Charles V. Coult er, mother of Mrs. Earl Haley o

Helen

Indianapolis and ses St Cal, * Charles and Wilbur Nye, all of away at her Se ns E. Services 3%

‘I invited.

CUNNI INGHAM-—Clementine, of 1152 Daw-|4A

Cunningham Russell and

from the Sor Interment Washington

EDERICK — Marg aret Ann,

0 Fars, wife of

18ter of Mrs. Helen Low, If-s

Tuesda a RE PEACE 1 CHAPEL. Burial

of Edna Gentry and h od Seymour iO brother of Marshall

mornin Fun

ited. Burial

ria t chapel. G., 8

MAN—Absalon 66,

ntry, Mrs ed and Mrs. Lucile Woadling, Gentry. passed

2 GIRL FOR RESTAURANT ‘WORK. 1123

Park.

of 1222 Orange St., enteroa® into rest Saturday, 5 Jacob bE

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4 Tuesday. 10 a. Lagoda,

beloved

e nd of Maude Harman, father of

Harman, brother of

Harry Jon, Amanda Dickerson a an. Puneral a Shel ibyville Ed, Friends may IRLEY BROS. AL is at oa St., Tuesday or at the m. Tuesday.

RVEY~—Lott mother o

Tuesday.

Services a Church.

go, Arthur and away Sunda

vited. Burial Crown Hill. Pri ime until 11 a. m. Tuesday,

mother of se ar and Funeral Wednesan, u. = Shurell. 20th a *n i Sal riends ma 2026 Tipton St. MookE VICE. P

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age 54, 1:30 RAL, Burial

ay.

her the Universit Heights" United Brethren Church y day, 1:30 Mausoleum interment a call Ja CHAP.

nd Lues=-

from noon Monda

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passed

tL Funeral Tuesday. | = ReRar HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends ends may owa St., any

beloved wife of Mrs. Sandler,

John

Sunday, HL

Tipton

Maninanion

call at

& By day or- hour.

beloved husbahd away Monday. p. m.. HAPEL,

from

YOR—James H., age 35 father of Rolla

Mrs. Halcey Mann of Indiana LE assed away Sunday 2 p. 3 and

Burial Crown

(nee Tebbe), wife of Fred M. p

may cal! at the mortua Mon For information afer DRY

nday.

DR-69

Tots Fryar °c of {ALL kinds

Cemeter: funeral home

beloyed

Rauscher, mot f Mis. Henrietta Haz: e hers

jon 969.

of 1264 Lawton St. Stadord, {sther of

Mrs.

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urial Sony, Loe Park.

8 en aire: , fford al

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Joi osep! and brother of Kenneth of Mrs.

Hill the mortugry,

bathes the throat with soothing medication. Then massage VapoRub on throat and chest.

For “sniffles” and misery of ! fiaad colds, melt a spoonful of YapoRib in 8 in a bowl of boiling Have the child breathe he the steaming vapors. This loosens phlegm, clears 8dr -passages, makes breathing easier. massage VapoRub on throat and chest. Millions of families use these three time-tested: ways to.

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193¢ WwW. MICH. ST.

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HISEY & TITUS

Funeral Directors WALTER T. BLASENGYM

FUNERAL HOME.

2226 Shelby 3129 N. Hiilhots.

CONKLE FUNERAL HO

MORTUARY

2670. =4514.

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FLANNER & BUCHANAN

25 W. FALL CREEK BLVD. |

TA-4400 GRINSTEINER'S

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951 ¥o PEgmAE or.

RI-5374

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every led i [axe Woodworking Your Bovbr=ee DELTA MOTOR DRIVEN TOOLS Selsively. at :

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G. H. . HERRMANN MOORE & KIRK Vk

CH-1806.

8 N. lilinots 8

J. ic WILSON

DR-4471.

1230 Prospect St. = DR-0322

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{2313 Ww. Wash. St. Be. se)

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nd_thres| Special ‘Announcements 128 Interment

!|Personal Services

5 part Paar 14

LOST—_Man' Bight. Reward,

Help Wasted Formals

Ee nersens or Beauty Academy.

Fy and Yellow. er Tidy

it . Meridian.

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tof Monument: apo ut trade for

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GOODYEAR

hag an opening for an aggressive salesman, Jes management experience helpful; splendid Joportunity for one who has fhit ative and work hard. See Mr. Schwenk, en ‘manager. Goodyear Service, Delaware and Wal nut.

OPENING new local coffee agency. Need man immediately to supply regular consumers. Start with earnings up to $45 in a week. Must write quick, MILLS, 7002 Monmouth. Cincinnati, O.

FURNITURE Uphoisterer, gly give past experimes

ence. Stat se wing machine Box 392,

Jobs Wanted—Female 10

NATIONAL ROAD WEST house garage: rege lot: nice ne hbo : $1950." SE To | Be S0ahool [ BTR Modern ori

Shout rooms, 0391,

d dorm. | station}

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du- || ‘Water

ALSO you, ran up last

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Lincoln Sar

Yo ou receive jhe full amount of the loa

rivately.

Money

RD. Blox fou bath; rent 326:

VACANT Like new, electric: 1342; DR- Feses, id

I rooms, one acre: $208 cash. Act q uick.

LYNDHURST DR. ‘per. lower, strictly modern:

water paid. CH-0391.

N. LYNDHURST DR. —Six-ro m double, Sf pictely modern: rent $27: “Water paid.

rent

80 A 4 Fgh oa :. W_of Traders P Point; Tms, Sin CASE, % 3510 N. Penn. A488, on

RoR meat Taster Bol op ei . elect. - JOHN D. CASE, 35 0° N. Penn. B-3

Business Property

CARE of elderly lady. Call from 8 a. m. to Pp. m.

Phone a for lowest want ad

word rate in the city and quick results. Jobs Wanted—Male 1

ce;

DRIVIN i; eit! ho ork, gt onest, short hour 00 EAGLEN, 422 Spring. 5 ®

FACTORY SPACE FOR SE woo oo TL 130s PRAT ard S evators, Washington switch, Pnkler. truck ock.

r Lodee gr Fs

Moving % Storage 24

floor: ey Bins r HU-5672.

=Double duplex, &- :

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

GUILFORD, 4350—Good Si¥-room aStried modern bungalow. Just heen Any reasonable offer will re fehnished. MR. LOVE, 407 Indiana Trust. RI-4203.

ME DOU! BLE—A-1 CONDITION—Three Dedrooms to side.’ Paved street, alley.

FIVE-ROOM MODERN—VACANT Look at 1065 W. 29th. Take cash or | trade for down payment. LI-1743.

* | LOT. 100x300—~Wooded, south of osrmel. $500; 35 acres, south of Carmel, $1500

oo ate

632.152 subscribers: Srey Say Jn Mari County alone to read ur nt ad The mes. Results at’ bre A T in the city. Phone RI-5551.

Real Estate Investments 25A

Real Estate Contracts

for sale bear: and 82 interest. For details a Box 356 2% Trimet

Real Estate Wanted

Married,

nces. S$ vears experience. 310 Blake, No. 47, 214,

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HOGAN IRANSFER STORAGE CO Movine-Packins. Sens RE. van Servic to All 48 States R1-3398

Guaranteed Radi fo Ber 5 AL St RE 0 v oe akes LOUIS J. LONG. 146 23d. TA-6269.

io | FREE INST,

SPECIAL, practical trained nurses’ service. Doctor’s reference; experienc ced, personality: ‘unincumbered. HA-

Fri

»{ Phone~—Day. LI- Hr Night, CH-5242.

Paint Plaques, ook Tugs, sedi work. 38a

MAKE phonograph a in home; parties, musical numbers, appointmants. R1-7850.

Oil Permanent Complete INTERNATIONAL 220 N. Penn.

CALIFORNIA NURESES SERVICE BE-3409. 3548 W. 16th.

OPERATORS available; all types SB ISuaL achine work. EA Ti MACHE SORo0 S10 ALCULATING ‘MA.

your ste.

or| Houses & Lots for Sale

«311. 9:30-4. |

863 Mats Ave, 25

‘When ‘acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your ~ (attorney.

Union Title Bldg. MARKET

155 2101 LANGLEY

8-rm. semi-modern, large lot; price $1500 terms. Miss Mansfeld. HA-1928-W. 138 N. Del. MA-1429.

Terms. . INC., 433 Occidental Bldg.

1033 N. Keystone. vac.. $8 bedrm., mod. home; newly redec.. furnace, gar.; 3 new

Toor: wi al "$350 “down or trade.

Union Title Company ||

AO -Ramann, eanuia 16-room 2-way | fi side. Woman

SI &

SIX rooms: modern; city or suburban; : cash for equity. Box 314, Times.

WANT to sell your farm? Call TA-4286. JOHN D. CASE, 3510 N. Penn.

EXTRA CASH 5 you /need fit. worry and

auto, or just your Signature. letter, or personal call.

Receitta 200

No oy must € stru ay back the You iture, —

to month, BE a

Te on sour Iu (Apply 1

op, iow me ‘Penn,

5 COMMONWEALTH LOAN co.

The signature ot a 200.0 HET) ie son

i our ‘principal requirem . proportionate cos

t—smatior 0s vein a Cost

Hg ‘Ea $12

3 24 Jou pose, yg 8 Smount of Tos. Total

n. & Wash.)

FINANCE

MA. 4409

ROW. $5 to $500 to $1,000 Box MONTH HLY PAYMENTS $5.56 for $100 for 18-Months

Compare low (ost, $6 Per $100 Loan

for Nine Months I Plus Tns,

DELAWARE AT OHIO - MARKET 4455

FURNITURE, AUTO AND DIAMOND ' LOANS

(YOUR DIAMONDS WILL BE SAFE)

Public Welfare Loan Ass’n.

« 330 OCCIDENT L BLbG. 8. E. COR. WASH ILL. STS. 3D FL 8

Real Estate Loans 28

HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Commissions or Charge for Application economy an venient TODAYS make nd Sun 8 Jour inst 8TOP for a home loan.

or 4

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EREST as low as 4% on referred I All types of rental, apt. and resiqesitial pokey considered. 0%

Davis Real Estate Co. Fiscker.

FP. Me 556 Solidated Biae. RI 8727. ibis. BR-4367.

152 N. DELAWARE.

Equitable Securiti

219 E. Ghio St

306-8-10 IND. AVE. Ri. 5938 |

WE LOAN MORE ON

Diamonds

Convenient ground floor location BANK V AULT 8 AFETY ORNL uTOS 3 LIBERAL LOAN ‘company’ * L.1-6608, LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES Qper ! EVE FINANCE CO. L1-8861.

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HAIR DYE CLINIC. Wed. afternoon N BEAUTY SCHOOL. 20 N: Pet 38 Fioor.

roofing, remodelin repairs; free estimates; work guaranteed. CH-4285.

RESSES, sweaters; hand knit at home: also oe Sy Swiructita with yarn. Sa :

HAIR shampoo, wave, all 3, Royal Siu Acad., 401 ‘Roosevelt Big.

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E. Schmitt

Indianapolis’

ENTAL DIRE

Offering a Choice Selection of

~ APARTMENTS—HOUSES—ROOMS

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APARTMENTS

MA-4545

| 508 MFietcher Trust Big.

HOUSES

ROOMS

Ridenour, C Com ton & Me Attys. 130 E, Wash, No.

Indianapolis” Co Coal Co.

35 MA-4301

Hehdren Printin|

Century Bldg, MA-3467

KING. IND. BILLIARD C 1631 Southeastern. DR-3518- NOW MARLET 5 3491,

KAUTZ STATIONERY CO., 116 N. Penngylvania gt te 11-8568. Now changed to I

il GROCERY-—818 E. Georgia. MA.

POST CO.—570 o Century Drawing. mater!

ELSNER- S FLORAL oo 8. Keystone: ais Ma 1021. eo.

BE J. MAROTT SHOE STORE—18 EB. OR RgE MA-4306. BUSINESS

MEDIC. BUREAU—350 3 Bankers Frist Bldg. New

number MA-3431.

ERICK Bldg, J Ll

8-500 Fletcher Trust Bl + MA-4545.

WALSH,

OK — Foods.”

ATRI er. as Shelby, CES Ba1. EDSO ALTY COMPANY--oa giivte tenisia. Insurance. 204 Ine

land Bldg. MA-2 33 JRA 62¢ Eire

WICHMANN, A. J = INCOE ~—TInvestments 43 insiirance. Lae MA- on SON. HERBER' BagIng cater 3 ANY-—-Sales de

Tn Columbian, “i MA 4128, INDIAN REFINING COME -paziment, 10th floor Circle Tower. MaA-HADLEY-MAHONEY ance, 934 Circle ove AA 3300.

{Alteration Specialist) TIONS, ladies’ men's ga

213-214 E. 16th St. (Coach Lines) :

Meridian. (Contracting) BUILDING, contracting, brick, hls boll teed "PF Pree ote. TRE , (Commission MerchanteLiesionis | T 32 Union Stoo Tardy irsess : (Furnace and Boiler Repairing) Bo EATING COL 428 Mass. . Yevairs. Guaranteed, 3 — altars Refinishing) fy Fr Inking. ees saonabte, Hots SE

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(Hauling)

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ALTER HARVEY. 329 8. State. MA-3157. Paperhansing Lf Guar.

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MA-1409 |.

$ ILTON McGAW INSURANCE AND SURMER! BOND; Bldg.

| __nished. —- Tor FALL CREEK BLVD, 321 og rg unfure

ALTER reoair, press, relin asonable. VERS Jaane TA-6667.

| Houses for Rent 151 , DELOSS—5-rm.; inside toilet, garage; |,

Apartments for Rent

Houses for Rent

Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments

108 E. Wash.,, Room 302. LI-5398

3-ROOM MODERN APT.

Sussex, 522 Mass. Ave., $27.50

NEWLY FURNISHED

.» 2 _bdrms., greatly reduced, redec. a Walking dist. refs. HA-3576-J.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown, HE-1328. GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 22 W. Vermont. £1-2439.

NTRAL, 2131—Furnished; rooms, fom bath, oy bed. Private en-

trance. HE-415 (Upper) —3 Large

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$16—MARION, 539 — Unfurnished 2-room ouble. Garage, water paid. LI-9264, $27.50— WATER Paid. _ Strictl > Boas: garage. 922 Union.

$10; ST. PA Single, SE

modern 6 -9561. BR-

1009—Unfurnished 6-room ROE STEWART, 506 Inland

UREA SWAT: 1256—6-Room mod, . double, sats; water Laid. LL EDSO T. WOOD REALTY C

CHESTER, 1427 $31.50; new dbl.

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COMER, 638—Unfurnished 3 -room n Single. ete $13.50. - GEORGE STEWART, : 506 RI-8862. :

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403—5-room ' house; inclosed paid. BE-

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